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* Set platform based on server Had to refactor a bit to ensure our values get set before VS Code tries to use them. * Pave the way for mnemonics on all platforms * Fix context menus on Mac * Fix a bunch of things on Mac including menu bar * Set keybindings based on client's OS
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1.1 KiB
TypeScript
26 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
import * as os from "os";
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import * as platform from "vs/base/common/platform";
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// tslint:disable no-any to override const
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// Use en instead of en-US since that's vscode default and it uses
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// that to determine whether to output aliases which will be redundant.
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if (platform.locale === "en-US") {
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(platform as any).locale = "en";
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}
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if (platform.language === "en-US") {
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(platform as any).language = "en";
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}
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// Use the server's platform instead of the client's. For example, this affects
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// how VS Code handles paths (and more) because different platforms give
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// different results. We'll have to counter for things that shouldn't change,
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// like keybindings.
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(platform as any).isLinux = os.platform() === "linux";
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(platform as any).isWindows = os.platform() === "win32";
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(platform as any).isMacintosh = os.platform() === "darwin";
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// This is used for keybindings, and in one place to choose between \r\n and \n
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// (which we change to use platform.isWindows instead).
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(platform as any).OS = (platform.isMacintosh ? platform.OperatingSystem.Macintosh : (platform.isWindows ? platform.OperatingSystem.Windows : platform.OperatingSystem.Linux));
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