// This is the current key binding for the command being overridden by an action
// By definition, this is the VS key binding (because we're overriding an existing
// VS command and using its key bindings)
public override ActionShortcut GetOverriddenVsShortcut(IActionDefWithId def)
{
if (dte == null)
{
return(null);
}
// Not sure if we're ever called on a non-UI thread, but better safe than sorry
if (!threading.Dispatcher.CheckAccess())
{
return(null);
}
// def.CommandId is the command ID of the ReSharper action. We want the command ID
// of the VS command it's overriding
var commandId = vsActionDefs.TryGetOverriddenCommandIds(def).FirstOrDefault();
if (commandId == null)
{
return(null);
}
var command = VsCommandHelpers.TryGetVsCommandAutomationObject(commandId, dte);
if (command == null)
{
return(null);
}
return(GetVsShortcut(command));
}
private void SetShortcuts(Shortcut shortcut, IActionDefWithId def)
{
const bool showSecondarySchemeIfSame = false;
SetGivenShortcuts(shortcut, def, showSecondarySchemeIfSame);
SetVsOverriddenShortcuts(shortcut, def, showSecondarySchemeIfSame);
SetWellKnownShortcuts(shortcut, def, showSecondarySchemeIfSame);
}
private void SetGivenShortcuts(Shortcut shortcut, IActionDefWithId def, bool showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetFirstShortcutSequence(def.VsShortcuts);
shortcut.IntellijShortcut = GetFirstShortcutSequence(def.IdeaShortcuts);
if (HasSameShortcuts(shortcut) && !showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
shortcut.IntellijShortcut = null;
}
}
private void SetVsOverriddenShortcuts(Shortcut shortcut, IActionDefWithId def, bool showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
// If we don't have any VS shortcuts, look to see if the action is an override of a
// VS command, and get the current key binding for that command
if (!shortcut.HasVsShortcuts)
{
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence(overriddenShortcutFinder.GetOverriddenVsShortcut(def));
}
if (HasSameShortcuts(shortcut) && !showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
shortcut.IntellijShortcut = null;
}
}
private void SetWellKnownShortcuts(Shortcut shortcut, IActionDefWithId def,
bool showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
switch (def.ActionId)
{
// The Escape action doesn't have a bound shortcut, or a VS override
case "Escape":
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence("Escape");
break;
// Only happens when we're tabbing around hotspots in Live Templates. Useful to show
case "TextControl.Tab":
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence("Tab");
break;
case "TextControl.Enter":
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence("Enter");
break;
// The shortcuts for the overridden VS "go to" commands come from the current
// binding, but if we're in the IntelliJ binding, they get removed, so we have
// to hard code them.
case "GotoDeclaration":
if (shortcut.VsShortcut == null)
{
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence("F12");
}
break;
case "GotoImplementation":
if (shortcut.VsShortcut == null)
{
shortcut.VsShortcut = GetShortcutSequence("Control+F12");
}
break;
}
if (!shortcut.HasIntellijShortcuts && showSecondarySchemeIfSame)
{
shortcut.IntellijShortcut = shortcut.VsShortcut;
}
}
private string GetPath(IActionDefWithId def)
{
var path = actionPresentationHelper.GetPathPresentationToRoot(def);
return(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(path) ? MnemonicStore.RemoveMnemonicMark(path) + " \u2192 " : string.Empty);
}
// This is the current key binding for the command being overridden by an action
// By definition, this is the VS key binding (because we're overriding an existing
// VS command and using its key bindings)
public virtual ActionShortcut GetOverriddenVsShortcut(IActionDefWithId def)
{
return(null);
}
private static string GetCaption(IActionDefWithId action, IDataContext dataContext, IActionManager actionManager)
{
return(actionManager.Handlers.Evaluate(action, dataContext).Text);
}
