public void SetNodes(VsHierarchyNodes nodes, VsHierarchyChanges changes)
{
CheckOnUIThread();
var description = string.Format("SetNodes(node count={0}, added={1}, deleted={2})",
nodes.Count,
(changes == null ? -1 : changes.AddedItems.Count),
(changes == null ? -1 : changes.DeletedItems.Count));
using (new TimeElapsedLogger(description, InfoLogger.Instance)) {
// Simple case: empty hiererchy
if (nodes.RootNode.GetChildrenCount() == 0)
{
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes))
{
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
CloseVsHierarchy();
return;
}
// Simple case of unknwon changes or hierarchy is not active.
if (changes == null || !_vsHierarchyActive)
{
// PERF: WE first open the hierarchy with only a single root node,
// then we assign the nodes and refresh the root node children.
//
// This is to workaround a performance issue in Resharper: Resharper
// listens to "OnOpenProjects" event and scans the entire hierarchy
// (on the UI thread), which can "hang" Visual Studio for seconds. For
// example, when opening a Chromium enlistement with about 180,000
// files in the VsHierarchy, Resharper takes up to 20 seconds to scan
// all elements.
//
// One side effect is that Resharper won't know of any of the files in
// the hierarchy, so they won't show up in various "Navigate To"
// windows.
OpenVsHierarchy();
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes))
{
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
RefreshAll();
return;
}
Invariants.Assert(_vsHierarchyActive);
// PERF: Simple case of one of the collection empty, refresh all is
// faster than individual operations
if (nodes.IsEmpty || _nodes.IsEmpty)
{
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes))
{
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
RefreshAll();
if (_nodes.RootNode.ExpandByDefault)
{
ExpandNode(_nodes.RootNode);
}
return;
}
// Incremental case: Notify of add/remove items.
Invariants.Assert(changes != null);
// Note: We want to avoid calling "OnItemAdded" in "IVsHierarchyEvents"
// if possible, because it implies making the item visible.
// "IVsHierarchyEvents" supports a version of "OnItemAdded" with a
// "ensureVisible" flag.
var events1 = EventSinks.OfType <IVsHierarchyEvents>().ToList();
var events2 = events1.OfType <IVsHierarchyEvents2>().ToList();
var events1Only = events1.Except(events2.OfType <IVsHierarchyEvents>()).ToList();
// Pass 1: Notify deletion of old items as long as we have the old node
// collection active. This is safe because the hierarchy host at this
// point knows only about current nodes, and does not know anything about
// new nodes. In return, we have not updated out "_nodes" member, so any
// GetProperty call will return info about current node only.
foreach (var deleted in changes.DeletedItems)
{
var deletedNode = _nodes.GetNode(deleted);
Invariants.Assert(deletedNode != null);
Invariants.Assert(deletedNode.Parent != null);
if (_logger.LogNodeChangesActivity)
{
_logger.Log("Deleting node {0,7}-\"{1}\"", deletedNode.ItemId, deletedNode.FullPath);
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events1.Count; i++)
{
events1[i].OnItemDeleted(deletedNode.ItemId);
}
}
// Pass 2: Notify of node additions. We first need to switch our "_nodes"
// field to the new node collection, so that any query made by the
// hierarchy host as a result of add events will be answered with the
// right set of nodes (the new ones).
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes))
{
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
foreach (var added in changes.AddedItems)
{
var addedNode = nodes.GetNode(added);
var previousSiblingItemId = addedNode.GetPreviousSiblingItemId();
Invariants.Assert(addedNode != null);
Invariants.Assert(addedNode.Parent != null);
if (_logger.LogNodeChangesActivity)
{
_logger.Log("Adding node {0,7}-\"{1}\"", addedNode.ItemId, addedNode.FullPath);
_logger.Log(" child of {0,7}-\"{1}\"", addedNode.Parent.ItemId, addedNode.Parent.FullPath);
_logger.Log(
" next to {0,7}-\"{1}\"",
previousSiblingItemId,
(previousSiblingItemId != VSConstants.VSITEMID_NIL
? nodes.GetNode(previousSiblingItemId).FullPath
: "nil"));
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events1Only.Count; i++)
{
events1Only[i].OnItemAdded(
addedNode.Parent.ItemId,
previousSiblingItemId,
addedNode.ItemId);
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events2.Count; i++)
{
events2[i].OnItemAdded(
addedNode.Parent.ItemId,
previousSiblingItemId,
addedNode.ItemId,
false /* ensure visible */);
}
}
}
}
public void SetNodes(VsHierarchyNodes nodes, VsHierarchyChanges changes) {
CheckOnUIThread();
var description = string.Format("SetNodes(node count={0}, added={1}, deleted={2})",
nodes.Count,
(changes == null ? -1 : changes.AddedItems.Count),
(changes == null ? -1 : changes.DeletedItems.Count));
using (new TimeElapsedLogger(description)) {
// Simple case: empty hiererchy
if (nodes.RootNode.GetChildrenCount() == 0) {
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes)) {
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
CloseVsHierarchy();
return;
}
// Simple case of unknwon changes or hierarchy is not active.
if (changes == null || !_vsHierarchyActive) {
// PERF: WE first open the hierarchy with only a single root node,
// then we assign the nodes and refresh the root node children.
//
// This is to workaround a performance issue in Resharper: Resharper
// listens to "OnOpenProjects" event and scans the entire hierarchy
// (on the UI thread), which can "hang" Visual Studio for seconds. For
// example, when opening a Chromium enlistement with about 180,000
// files in the VsHierarchy, Resharper takes up to 20 seconds to scan
// all elements.
//
// One side effect is that Resharper won't know of any of the files in
// the hierarchy, so they won't show up in various "Navigate To"
// windows.
OpenVsHierarchy();
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes)) {
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
RefreshAll();
return;
}
Debug.Assert(_vsHierarchyActive);
// PERF: Simple case of one of the collection empty, refresh all is
// faster than individual operations
if (nodes.IsEmpty || _nodes.IsEmpty) {
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes)) {
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
RefreshAll();
if (_nodes.RootNode.ExpandByDefault) {
ExpandNode(_nodes.RootNode);
}
return;
}
// Incremental case: Notify of add/remove items.
Debug.Assert(changes != null);
// Note: We want to avoid calling "OnItemAdded" in "IVsHierarchyEvents"
// if possible, because it implies making the item visible.
// "IVsHierarchyEvents" supports a version of "OnItemAdded" with a
// "ensureVisible" flag.
var events1 = EventSinks.OfType<IVsHierarchyEvents>().ToList();
var events2 = events1.OfType<IVsHierarchyEvents2>().ToList();
var events1Only = events1.Except(events2.OfType<IVsHierarchyEvents>()).ToList();
// Pass 1: Notify deletion of old items as long as we have the old node
// collection active. This is safe because the hierarchy host at this
// point knows only about current nodes, and does not know anything about
// new nodes. In return, we have not updated out "_nodes" member, so any
// GetProperty call will return info about current node only.
foreach (var deleted in changes.DeletedItems) {
var deletedNode = _nodes.GetNode(deleted);
Debug.Assert(deletedNode != null);
Debug.Assert(deletedNode.Parent != null);
if (_logger.LogNodeChangesActivity) {
_logger.Log("Deleting node {0,7}-\"{1}\"", deletedNode.ItemId, deletedNode.FullPath);
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events1.Count; i++) {
events1[i].OnItemDeleted(deletedNode.ItemId);
}
}
// Pass 2: Notify of node additions. We first need to switch our "_nodes"
// field to the new node collection, so that any query made by the
// hierarchy host as a result of add events will be answered with the
// right set of nodes (the new ones).
if (!ReferenceEquals(nodes, _nodes)) {
_nodes = nodes;
_nodesVersion++;
}
foreach (var added in changes.AddedItems) {
var addedNode = nodes.GetNode(added);
var previousSiblingItemId = addedNode.GetPreviousSiblingItemId();
Debug.Assert(addedNode != null);
Debug.Assert(addedNode.Parent != null);
if (_logger.LogNodeChangesActivity) {
_logger.Log("Adding node {0,7}-\"{1}\"", addedNode.ItemId, addedNode.FullPath);
_logger.Log(" child of {0,7}-\"{1}\"", addedNode.Parent.ItemId, addedNode.Parent.FullPath);
_logger.Log(
" next to {0,7}-\"{1}\"",
previousSiblingItemId,
(previousSiblingItemId != VSConstants.VSITEMID_NIL
? nodes.GetNode(previousSiblingItemId).FullPath
: "nil"));
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events1Only.Count; i++) {
events1Only[i].OnItemAdded(
addedNode.Parent.ItemId,
previousSiblingItemId,
addedNode.ItemId);
}
// PERF: avoid allocation
for (var i = 0; i < events2.Count; i++) {
events2[i].OnItemAdded(
addedNode.Parent.ItemId,
previousSiblingItemId,
addedNode.ItemId,
false /* ensure visible */);
}
}
}
}