Previously, package specs needed to deactivate the root view to test
their package serialization. Now, specs can just deactivate and then
reactivate the package, relying on serialization infrastructure that's
independent of the lifecycle of the RootView.
It serializes the package state to the atom.packageStates hash when
the package is deactivated, which means we will be able to test
package serialization independent of the overall window lifecycle by
just deactivating and re-activating the package.
My plan is to cache the loading of packages so we don't have to load
them from the disk repeatedly in specs. The first step of this is
ensuring that load has no side-effects.
Previously it would return the closest '.pane' element
which would cause an editor inside of another editor
to report having a pane such as in the autocomplete view.
The duplicate title detection requires the tab be on the DOM
so update the title after it is inserted and also update titles
of remaining tabs after one is removed so long titles being used
can go back to short titles if no other tab title duplicates exist.
Closes#446
Back references can occur in match values but should not
be treated differently when present there since they refer
to groups inside the match.
Close#370
This event is now listened for from the editor and
re-emitted under the editor namespace. This removes
the need to monitor the syntax's grammars-loaded event
from both places and also mirrors the behavior of the
path-changed event.
This is a temporary solution so we can merge async textmate package
loading. I'd like to dispense with this event and consider each
grammar individually as they are loaded. But this makes the behavior
compatible with the old background-task-based behavior.
This removes the need to compute the width of the gutter based
on the line count in the editor and also removes the need to
set the scroll view's left position manually.
