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widget?: EditorWidgetProtected
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Register commands from Monaco to Theia registry.
Monaco has different kind of commands which should be handled differently by Theia.
Editor Actions
They should be registered with a label to be visible in the quick command palette.
Such actions should be enabled only if the current editor is available and it supports such action in the current context.
Editor Commands
Such actions should be enabled only if the current editor is available.
actions.find
andeditor.action.startFindReplaceAction
are registered as handlers forfind
andreplace
. If handlers are not enabled then the core should prevent the default browser behavior. Other Theia extensions can register alternative implementations using custom enablement.Global Commands
These commands are not necessary dependent on the current editor and enabled always. But they depend on services which are global in VS Code, but bound to the editor in Monaco, i.e.
ICodeEditorService
orIContextKeyService
. We should take care of providing Theia implementations for such services.Global Native or Editor Commands
Namely:
undo
,redo
andeditor.action.selectAll
. They depend onICodeEditorService
. They will try to delegate to the current editor and if it is not available delegate to the browser. They are registered as handlers for corresponding core commands always. Other Theia extensions can provide alternative implementations by introducing a dependency to@theia/monaco
extension.Global Language Commands
Like
_executeCodeActionProvider
, they depend onICodeEditorService
andITextModelService
.Global Context Commands
It is
setContext
. It depends onIContextKeyService
.Global Editor Commands
Like
openReferenceToSide
andopenReference
, they depend onIListService
. We treat all commands which don't match any other category of global commands as global editor commands and execute them using the instantiation service of the current editor.