/// <summary>
/// Excecute a command.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="isCommandEnabled">The options parameter, true if this command is enabled.</param>
/// <param name="commandName">The friendly name of this command, for logging.</param>
/// <param name="action">The method to be executed to carry out the command.</param>
private void ExecuteCommand(bool isCommandEnabled, string commandName, Func <VsSelection, bool> action)
{
// DAB: I doubt if this is necessary, but the Microsoft sample SccProvider did this. Very defensive.
if (!_sccService.IsSolutionLoaded)
{
Debug.Assert(false, "No solution, so the command should have been disabled");
return;
}
// DAB: I doubt if this is necessary, I'm being defensive.
if (!isCommandEnabled)
{
LogCommandError(commandName);
return;
}
if (!SaveSolution())
{
return;
}
VsSelection selection = GetSelection();
action(selection);
// All nodes and fileNames in the selection will be refreshed when P4Cache.P4CacheUpdated is thrown.
}
/// <summary>
/// Add one or more fileNames to the cache. This is NOT done on a background thread.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="vsSelection">A list of files to add or update.</param>
public void AddOrUpdateFiles(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
IList <string> fileNames = vsSelection.FileNamesUnPiped;
Log.Debug(String.Format("P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFiles(): Setting cache for {0} files", fileNames.Count));
Log.Debug("P4Cache:AddOrUpdateFiles: Starting SetFileStates().");
SetFileStates(fileNames);
}
/// <summary>
/// This is intended for when a new solution has been loaded.
/// Clear the cache.
/// Reload the cache with the fileNames (duplicates are okay).
/// Then start a new thread to update the FileState for every file in fileNames.
/// Then throw an event when all fileStates have been updated, so VS can rediscover glyphs (from NotSet to whatever is the correct FileState).
/// All of this is to avoid sloooowww VS response time for large solutions while waiting for discovery of Perforce FileStates.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="vsSelection">A list of files to update and nodes to refresh.</param>
public void Initialize(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
lock (_fileStatesLock)
{
_fileStates.Clear();
}
AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(vsSelection);
}
/// <summary>
/// Add one or more fileNames to the cache. Also used to signal the need to update fileStates of existing files.
/// Then kick off a thread to update their fileStates.
/// Then start a new thread to update the FileState for every file in fileNames.
/// Then throw an event when all fileStates have been updated, so VS can rediscover glyphs (from NotSet to whatever is the correct FileState).
/// All of this is to avoid sloooowww VS response time for large solutions while waiting for discovery of Perforce FileStates.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="vsSelection">A list of files and nodes to refresh.</param>
public void AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
if (vsSelection.FileNamesUnPiped.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFilesBackground started");
Log.Debug(String.Format("P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(): {0} files for {1} nodes", vsSelection.FileNamesUnPiped.Count, vsSelection.Nodes.Count));
SetFileStatesToNotSet(vsSelection);
// Note: The updating flag *could* already be set if we get here between the time we release the lock and the
// time the background thread is able to get the lock again. In that case, just do nothing more, because the
// background thread will eventually get to run and update the files we just added to _fileStates.
if (!_cacheIsUpdating)
{
_cacheIsUpdating = true;
// Now kick off a thread that updates the FileState for every fileNode in tLhe dictionary. We do this
// inside the lock, so that 2 threads can't do it at the same time.
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFilesBackground starting SetFileStates on background thread");
Log.Debug("P4Cache:AddOrUpdateFilesBackground: Starting SetFileStates() on background thread.");
_cacheUpdateTask = Task.Factory.StartNew(() =>
{
// Execute the entire background thread with the lock engaged, to prevent another call to
// AddOrUpdateFilesBackground from attempting to start us again until we've completed. It is
// important that we reset the "is updating" flag while locked or we could get into this
// race condition.
lock (_fileStatesLock)
{
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "Background thread acquired lock.");
try
{
SetFileStates(vsSelection);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceError,
String.Format("Background update thread encountered exception: {0}",
ex.Message));
// Regardless of how many times we may have tried before to update the cache, now that
// it has failed, we must consider the cache inactive because it's not current and we
// apparently cannot make it current.
_cacheActive = false;
}
finally
{
// SetFileStates will reset this if it finishes successfully. This is here mostly in
// case we get any exceptions.
_cacheIsUpdating = false;
}
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "Background thread releasing lock.");
}
});
}
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFilesBackground unlocking _fileStatesLock");
}
OLECMDF QueryStatus_icmdTimeLapse()
{
if (!_sccService.IsSolutionLoaded)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
if (!_sccService.Options.IsViewTimeLapseEnabled)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
VsSelection selection = GetSelection();
return(selection.FileNames.Any(file => _sccService.IsEligibleForTimeLapse(file)) ? OLECMDF.OLECMDF_ENABLED : OLECMDF.OLECMDF_SUPPORTED);
}
OLECMDF QueryStatus_icmdGetLatestRevison()
{
if (!_sccService.IsSolutionLoaded)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
if (!_sccService.Options.IsGetLatestRevisionEnabled)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
VsSelection selection = GetSelection();
return(selection.FileNames.Any(file => _sccService.IsEligibleForGetLatestRevision(file)) ? OLECMDF.OLECMDF_ENABLED : OLECMDF.OLECMDF_SUPPORTED);
}
OLECMDF QueryStatus_icmdRevertIfUnchanged()
{
if (!_sccService.IsSolutionLoaded)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
if (!_sccService.Options.IsRevertIfUnchangedEnabled)
{
return(OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE);
}
VsSelection selection = GetSelection();
return(selection.FileNames.Any(file => _sccService.IsEligibleForRevertIfUnchanged(file)) ? OLECMDF.OLECMDF_ENABLED : OLECMDF.OLECMDF_SUPPORTED);
}
/// <summary>
/// This is intended for when a new solution has been loaded.
/// Clear the cache.
/// Reload the cache with the fileNames (duplicates are okay).
/// Then start a new thread to update the FileState for every file in fileNames.
/// Then throw an event when all fileStates have been updated, so VS can rediscover glyphs (from NotSet to whatever is the correct FileState).
/// All of this is to avoid sloooowww VS response time for large solutions while waiting for discovery of Perforce FileStates.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="vsSelection">A list of files to update and nodes to refresh.</param>
public void Initialize(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "Initializing P4Cache");
lock (_fileStatesLock)
{
// Just to be safe, make sure we aren't already initializing or updating the cache...
if (_cacheIsUpdating)
{
throw new P4CacheUpdateException("Initialize called while Initialize or an update is already active.");
}
_cacheActive = true;
_fileStates.Clear();
AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(vsSelection);
}
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, "P4Cache initialized");
}
private void SetFileStatesToNotSet(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
IList <string> fileNames = vsSelection.FileNamesUnPiped;
lock (_fileStatesLock)
{
foreach (var fileName in fileNames)
{
Trace.WriteLineIf(_traceSwitch.TraceVerbose, String.Format("P4Cache.SetFileStatesToNotSet received filename {0}", fileName));
if (_fileStates.ContainsKey(fileName))
{
// Ignore duplicates. We may already have set their state.
continue;
}
_fileStates[fileName] = FileState.NotSet;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Add one or more fileNames to the cache. Also used to signal the need to update fileStates of existing files.
/// Then kick off a thread to update their fileStates.
/// Then start a new thread to update the FileState for every file in fileNames.
/// Then throw an event when all fileStates have been updated, so VS can rediscover glyphs (from NotSet to whatever is the correct FileState).
/// All of this is to avoid sloooowww VS response time for large solutions while waiting for discovery of Perforce FileStates.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="vsSelection">A list of files and nodes to refresh.</param>
public void AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
IList <string> fileNames = vsSelection.FileNamesUnPiped;
Log.Debug(String.Format("P4Cache.AddOrUpdateFilesBackground(): {0} files for {1} nodes", fileNames.Count, vsSelection.Nodes.Count));
lock (_fileStatesLock)
{
foreach (var fileName in fileNames)
{
if (_fileStates.ContainsKey(fileName))
{
// Ignore duplicates. We may already have set their state.
continue;
}
_fileStates[fileName] = FileState.NotSet;
}
}
// Now kick off a thread that updates the FileState for every fileNode in tLhe dictionary.
Log.Debug("P4Cache:AddOrUpdateFilesBackground: Starting SetFileStates() on background thread.");
Task.Factory.StartNew(() => SetFileStates(vsSelection));
}
public P4CacheEventArgs(VsSelection vsSelection)
{
VsSelection = vsSelection;
}
