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* fix(#1731): watcher refreshes node rather than the first node matching absolute path, profile refresh
* fix(#1731): reload explorer reloads closed folders
* fix(#1731): do not fire folder created event on file create
* fix(#1731): reload profile absolute path, not link to
* fix(#1731): find-file locks/profiles on real path, reloads when watchers disabled
* Revert "fix(#1731): reload explorer reloads closed folders"
This reverts commit 5dfd8bd2fa.
* fix(#1731): tidy watch reload
* fix(#1731): move refresh_node from watch to reload
* fix(#1731): find-file reloads all nodes for the containing directory
* fix(#1731): create-file refreshes synchronously
* fix(#1731): remove unused watch node
* fix(#1731): find-file refreshes root
* fix(#1716): create-file invokes find-file
* fix(#1731): refresh path walks down the tree to the targedt
101 lines
3.0 KiB
Lua
101 lines
3.0 KiB
Lua
local utils = require "nvim-tree.utils"
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local watch = require "nvim-tree.explorer.watch"
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local M = {
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is_windows = vim.fn.has "win32" == 1,
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is_wsl = vim.fn.has "wsl" == 1,
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}
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function M.folder(parent, absolute_path, name)
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local handle = vim.loop.fs_scandir(absolute_path)
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local has_children = handle and vim.loop.fs_scandir_next(handle) ~= nil
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local node = {
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type = "directory",
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absolute_path = absolute_path,
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fs_stat = vim.loop.fs_stat(absolute_path),
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group_next = nil, -- If node is grouped, this points to the next child dir/link node
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has_children = has_children,
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name = name,
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nodes = {},
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open = false,
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parent = parent,
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}
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node.watcher = watch.create_watcher(node)
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return node
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end
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function M.is_executable(parent, absolute_path, ext)
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if M.is_windows then
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return utils.is_windows_exe(ext)
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elseif M.is_wsl then
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if parent.is_wsl_windows_fs_path == nil then
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-- Evaluate lazily when needed and do so only once for each parent
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-- as 'wslpath' calls can get expensive in highly populated directories.
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parent.is_wsl_windows_fs_path = utils.is_wsl_windows_fs_path(absolute_path)
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end
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if parent.is_wsl_windows_fs_path then
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return utils.is_wsl_windows_fs_exe(ext)
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end
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end
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return vim.loop.fs_access(absolute_path, "X")
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end
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function M.file(parent, absolute_path, name)
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local ext = string.match(name, ".?[^.]+%.(.*)") or ""
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return {
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type = "file",
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absolute_path = absolute_path,
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executable = M.is_executable(parent, absolute_path, ext),
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extension = ext,
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fs_stat = vim.loop.fs_stat(absolute_path),
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name = name,
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parent = parent,
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}
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end
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-- TODO-INFO: sometimes fs_realpath returns nil
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-- I expect this be a bug in glibc, because it fails to retrieve the path for some
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-- links (for instance libr2.so in /usr/lib) and thus even with a C program realpath fails
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-- when it has no real reason to. Maybe there is a reason, but errno is definitely wrong.
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-- So we need to check for link_to ~= nil when adding new links to the main tree
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function M.link(parent, absolute_path, name)
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--- I dont know if this is needed, because in my understanding, there isn't hard links in windows, but just to be sure i changed it.
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local link_to = vim.loop.fs_realpath(absolute_path)
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local open, nodes, has_children
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local is_dir_link = (link_to ~= nil) and vim.loop.fs_stat(link_to).type == "directory"
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if is_dir_link then
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local handle = vim.loop.fs_scandir(link_to)
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has_children = handle and vim.loop.fs_scandir_next(handle) ~= nil
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open = false
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nodes = {}
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end
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local node = {
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type = "link",
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absolute_path = absolute_path,
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fs_stat = vim.loop.fs_stat(absolute_path),
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group_next = nil, -- If node is grouped, this points to the next child dir/link node
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has_children = has_children,
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link_to = link_to,
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name = name,
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nodes = nodes,
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open = open,
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parent = parent,
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}
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if is_dir_link then
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node.watcher = watch.create_watcher(node)
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end
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return node
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end
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return M
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