This commit makes autoscroll a 3-valued property on the cursor. If it
is set to true or false, that setting will stick until the cursor's
next visual update. That means we can explicitly move the cursor with
autoscroll set to false, but also still autoscroll by default when the
cursor's anchor moves on its own.
Config adds to the require paths so it needs to be required
before the handler starts so that web worker handlers have the
same require semantics as the main window.
Packages that successfully built are now stored internally
so they can be quickly accessed on future calls instead of
returning an array of newly built packages on each call.
BufferChangeOperation now takes an options hash that
can specify whether line endings should be normalized.
This option is set to false when Buffer.setText is called.
This replaces the previous assignment of lineEndings to []
with a more explicit mechanism.
Mock loading of TextMate snippets or Atom snippets and only enable
loading for the type of snippet being currently tested. This limits
logging of warning to the single warning we expect for each type, which
allows us to not call through on the mocking of `console.warn` and
explicitly check for the single expected call.
Since `snippets.add` can still be called from the window thread, we need
to retain the ability to parse the body without relying on the loading
task. But this commit only loads the parser in the window if it's actually
needed, instead of always loading it when the snippets extension is
loaded. This avoids the loading performance hit while still allowing
specs to pass and letting us call `snippets.add` manually in the window
if we want to.
Previously if the tree-view was open and was focused and no
editors were open and tab was pressed the document body would
become focused which would not allow events bound to root view
to be triggerable.
This ensures that the root-view always gets focus back when
another view is tabbed away from.
