/// <summary>
/// Begin the synchronization of settings for the given IVimBuffer. It's okay if this method
/// is called after synchronization is started. The StartSynchronizing method will ignore
/// multiple calls and only synchronize once
/// </summary>
private void BeginSettingSynchronization(IVimBuffer vimBuffer)
{
// Protect against multiple calls
if (!_toSyncSet.Remove(vimBuffer))
{
return;
}
// Synchronize any further changes between the buffers
_editorToSettingSynchronizer.StartSynchronizing(vimBuffer);
// We have to make a decision on whether Visual Studio or Vim settings win during the startup
// process. If there was a Vimrc file then the vim settings win, else the Visual Studio ones
// win.
//
// By the time this function is called both the Vim and Editor settings are at their final
// values. We just need to decide on a winner and copy one to the other
if (_vim.VimRcState.IsLoadSucceeded && !_vim.GlobalSettings.UseEditorDefaults)
{
// Vim settings win.
_editorToSettingSynchronizer.CopyVimToEditorSettings(vimBuffer);
}
else
{
// Visual Studio settings win.
_editorToSettingSynchronizer.CopyEditorToVimSettings(vimBuffer);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Begin the synchronization of settings for the given IVimBuffer. It's okay if this method
/// is called after synchronization is started. The StartSynchronizing method will ignore
/// multiple calls and only synchronize once
/// </summary>
private void BeginSettingSynchronization(IVimBuffer vimBuffer)
{
// Protect against multiple calls
if (!_toSyncSet.Remove(vimBuffer))
{
return;
}
// There is no UI to adjust the default for relative line numbers so
// push the current setting.
vimBuffer.TextView.Options.SetOptionValue(
LineNumbersMarginOptions.LineNumbersMarginOptionId,
vimBuffer.LocalSettings.RelativeNumber);
// Vim doesn't consider folding an undo operation, and neither does VsVim (issue #2184).
vimBuffer.TextView.Options.SetOptionValue(DefaultTextViewOptions.OutliningUndoOptionId, false);
// We have to make a decision on whether Visual Studio or Vim settings win during the startup
// process. If there was a Vimrc file then the vim settings win, else the Visual Studio ones
// win.
//
// By the time this function is called both the Vim and Editor settings are at their final
// values. We just need to decide on a winner and copy one to the other
var settingSyncSource = _vimApplicationSettings.UseEditorDefaults
? SettingSyncSource.Editor
: SettingSyncSource.Vim;
// Synchronize any further changes between the buffers
_editorToSettingSynchronizer.StartSynchronizing(vimBuffer, settingSyncSource);
}
/// <summary>
/// Begin the synchronization of settings for the given IVimBuffer. It's okay if this method
/// is called after synchronization is started. The StartSynchronizing method will ignore
/// multiple calls and only synchronize once
/// </summary>
private void BeginSettingSynchronization(IVimBuffer vimBuffer)
{
// Protect against multiple calls
if (!_toSyncSet.Remove(vimBuffer))
{
return;
}
// We have to make a decision on whether Visual Studio or Vim settings win during the startup
// process. If there was a Vimrc file then the vim settings win, else the Visual Studio ones
// win.
//
// By the time this function is called both the Vim and Editor settings are at their final
// values. We just need to decide on a winner and copy one to the other
var settingSyncSource = _vimApplicationSettings.UseEditorDefaults
? SettingSyncSource.Editor
: SettingSyncSource.Vim;
// Synchronize any further changes between the buffers
_editorToSettingSynchronizer.StartSynchronizing(vimBuffer, settingSyncSource);
}