Add 'open image' context in markdown preview #234649
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| @@ -679,6 +686,12 @@ export class DynamicMarkdownPreview extends Disposable implements IManagedMarkdo | |||
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Let's move this code into the command. The second argument to vscode.open is a ViewColumn if you need to open in a specific editor group
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| public execute(args: { resource: string, imageSource: string }) { | ||
| const source = vscode.Uri.parse(args.resource); | ||
| const { fsPath } = vscode.Uri.parse(args.imageSource); |
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Keep this as a uri. Otherwise it will only work for file: images
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I was thinking the user can only open local images so It should have fsPath. What is other possible options?
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| public execute(args: { resource: string; imageSource: string }) { | ||
| const source = vscode.Uri.parse(args.resource); | ||
| const imageSourceUri = vscode.Uri.file(vscode.Uri.parse(args.imageSource).path); |
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You should only need a single call to vscode.Uri.parse. Using vscode.Uri.file again means it will only work if the workspace is on the local file system
If parse isn't enough, try seeing if you can pass the fill string uri to it. It should be something like: file:///path/to/workspace/image.png
| public execute(args: { resource: string; imageSource: string }) { | ||
| const source = vscode.Uri.parse(args.resource); | ||
| const imageSourceUri = vscode.Uri.file(vscode.Uri.parse(args.imageSource).path); | ||
| vscode.commands.executeCommand('vscode.open', imageSourceUri, this._webviewManager.findPreview(source)); |
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findPreview returns a preview which wont be understood by vscode.open. Instead you want to get the view column where the preview is showing. This isn't exposed today but can be accessed from the WebviewPanel stored on a MarkdownPreview.
resolve #184553
This pull request aims to check whether an
img.srcis local or not, given that a localsrcattribute is automatically changed to a URI internally.I've utilized the fact that any non-local
srcattribute will not be altered, providing a basis for differentiation.I'm open to any suggestions for better ways to achieve this.