TypeScript messaging.messageOwnTab函数代码示例

/** @hidden **/
function resizeArea() {
    if (commandline_state.isVisible) {
        Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "show")
        Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "focus")
        focus()
    }
}

export async function getClipboard() {
    await Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "focus")
    const result = applyWithTmpTextArea(scratchpad => {
        scratchpad.focus()
        document.execCommand("Paste")
        return scratchpad.textContent
    })
    // Return focus to the document
    await Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "hide")
    await Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "blur")
    return result
}

        "hide_and_clear": () => {
            cmdline_state.clear(true)
            cmdline_state.keyEvents = []

            // Try to make the close cmdline animation as smooth as possible.
            messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "hide")
            messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "blur")
            // Delete all completion sources - I don't think this is required, but this
            // way if there is a transient bug in completions it shouldn't persist.
            if (cmdline_state.activeCompletions)
                cmdline_state.activeCompletions.forEach(comp => cmdline_state.completionsDiv.removeChild(comp.node))
            cmdline_state.activeCompletions = undefined
            cmdline_state.isVisible = false
        },

export async function setClipboard(content: string) {
    await Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "focus")
    applyWithTmpTextArea(scratchpad => {
        scratchpad.value = content
        scratchpad.select()
        if (document.execCommand("Copy")) {
            // // todo: Maybe we can consider to using some logger and show it with status bar in the future
            logger.info("set clipboard:", scratchpad.value)
        } else throw "Failed to copy!"
    })
    // Return focus to the document
    await Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "hide")
    return Messaging.messageOwnTab("commandline_content", "blur")
}

    function(keyevent: KeyboardEvent) {
        commandline_state.keyEvents.push(keyevent)
        const response = keyParser(commandline_state.keyEvents)
        if (response.isMatch) {
            keyevent.preventDefault()
            keyevent.stopImmediatePropagation()
        } else {
            // Ideally, all keys that aren't explicitly bound to an ex command
            // should be bound to a "self-insert" command that would input the
            // key itself. Because it's not possible to generate events as if
            // they originated from the user, we can't do this, but we still
            // need to simulate it, in order to have history() work.
            prev_cmd_called_history = false
        }
        if (response.exstr) {
            commandline_state.keyEvents = []
            history_called = false

            // Send excmds directly to our own tab, which fixes the
            // old bug where a command would be issued in one tab but
            // land in another because the active tab had
            // changed. Background-mode excmds will be received by the
            // own tab's content script and then bounced through a
            // shim to the background, but the latency increase should
            // be acceptable becuase the background-mode excmds tend
            // to be a touch less latency-sensitive.
            Messaging.messageOwnTab("controller_content", "acceptExCmd", [
                response.exstr,
            ]).then(_ => (prev_cmd_called_history = history_called))
        } else {
            commandline_state.keyEvents = response.keys
        }
    },

 return (...args) => messageOwnTab("commandline_cmd", property as string, args)