private static void ClosePreviousProject(string projectFileName)
{
if (ProjectManager.ProjectBase != null)
{
MainGlueWindow.CloseProject(shouldSave: false, isExiting: false);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Loops through all files that have been changed since the last flush, allowing
/// Glue (and plugins) to react to these changed files.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The handling of the system event is in ChangedFileGroup.
/// </remarks>
public static void Flush()
{
lock (FileWatchManager.LockObject)
{
if (!IsFlushing && PerformFlushing && !MainGlueWindow.GetIsTortoiseRunning())
{
IsFlushing = true;
List <string> filesToFlush = new List <string>();
if (mChangedProjectFiles.CanFlush)
{
filesToFlush.AddRange(mChangedProjectFiles.AllFiles);
mChangedProjectFiles.Clear();
}
bool anyFlushed = false;
foreach (string file in filesToFlush.Distinct())
{
anyFlushed = true;
var fileCopy = file;
// The task internally will skip files if they are to be ignored, but projects can have
// *so many* generated files, that putting a check here on generated can eliminate hundreds
// of tasks from being created, improving startup performance
IgnoreReason reason;
bool isIgnored = IsFileIgnored(file, out reason);
// November 12, 2019
// Vic asks - why do we only ignore files that are generated here?
//var skip = isIgnored && reason == IgnoreReason.GeneratedCodeFile;
var skip = isIgnored;
if (!skip)
{
TaskManager.Self.AddSync(() =>
{
if (ReactToChangedFile(file))
{
UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.IsRefreshRequested = true;
}
},
"Reacting to changed file " + file);
}
}
if (anyFlushed)
{
UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.RefreshUnreferencedFiles(async: true);
}
IsFlushing = false;
}
}
}
public static void Start()
{
FlatRedBall.IO.FileManager.RelativeDirectory = FindGlueBin();
MainForm = new MainGlueWindow();
GlueGui.ShowGui = false;
GlueSettingsSave.StopSavesAndLoads = true;
GlueLayoutSettings.StopSavesAndLoads = true;
FileAssociationSettings.StopSavesAndLoads = true;
MainForm.StartUpGlue();
}
/// <summary>
/// Loops through all files that have been changed since the last flush, allowing
/// Glue (and plugins) to react to these changed files.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The handling of the system event is in ChangedFileGroup.
/// </remarks>
public static void Flush()
{
lock (FileWatchManager.LockObject)
{
if (!IsFlushing && PerformFlushing && !MainGlueWindow.GetIsTortoiseRunning())
{
IsFlushing = true;
List <string> filesToFlush = new List <string>();
if (mChangedProjectFiles.CanFlush)
{
filesToFlush.AddRange(mChangedProjectFiles.AllFiles);
mChangedProjectFiles.Clear();;
}
bool anyFlushed = false;
foreach (string file in filesToFlush.Distinct())
{
anyFlushed = true;
var fileCopy = file;
TaskManager.Self.AddSync(() =>
{
if (ReactToChangedFile(file))
{
UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.IsRefreshRequested = true;
}
},
"Reacting to changed file " + file);
}
if (anyFlushed)
{
TaskManager.Self.AddSync(() =>
{
if (UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.IsRefreshRequested)
{
// do this first in case someone else requests a refresh while the refresh is going
UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.IsRefreshRequested = false;
UnreferencedFilesManager.Self.RefreshUnreferencedFiles(async: false);
}
},
"Refreshing unreferenced files");
}
IsFlushing = false;
}
}
}
