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src/vs/platform/keybinding/common/keybindingResolver.ts 30 introduced LOC · 10 ranges

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91 private static _isTargetedForRemoval(defaultKb: ResolvedKeybindingItem, keypress: string[] | null, when: ContextKeyExpression | undefined): boolean {
92 > if (keypress) { keybindingResolver.ts
93 > for (let i = 0; i < keypress.length; i++) {
94 if (keypress[i] !== defaultKb.chords[i]) {
95 return false;
100 // `true` means always, as does `undefined`
101 // so we will treat `true` === `undefined`
102 > if (when && when.type !== ContextKeyExprType.True) { keybindingResolver.ts
103 if (!defaultKb.when) {
104 return false;
128 const rule = rules[i];
129 if (rule.command && rule.command.charAt(0) === '-') {
130 > const command = rule.command.substring(1); keybindingResolver.ts
131 > if (!removals.has(command)) {
132 > removals.set(command, [rule]);
133 > } else {
134 removals.get(command)!.push(rule);
135 }
136 > } keybindingResolver.ts
137 }
138
141 return rules;
142 }
143 > keybindingResolver.ts
144 > // Do a second pass and keep only non-removed keybindings
145 > const result: ResolvedKeybindingItem[] = [];
146 > for (let i = 0, len = rules.length; i < len; i++) {
147 > const rule = rules[i];
148 >
149 > if (!rule.command || rule.command.length === 0) {
150 result.push(rule);
151 continue;
152 }
153 > if (rule.command.charAt(0) === '-') { keybindingResolver.ts
154 > continue;
155 > }
156 > const commandRemovals = removals.get(rule.command);
157 > if (!commandRemovals || !rule.isDefault) {
158 result.push(rule);
159 continue;
160 }
161 > let isRemoved = false; keybindingResolver.ts
162 > for (const commandRemoval of commandRemovals) {
163 > const when = commandRemoval.when;
164 > if (this._isTargetedForRemoval(rule, commandRemoval.chords, when)) {
165 isRemoved = true;
166 break;
167 }
168 > } keybindingResolver.ts
169 > if (!isRemoved) {
170 result.push(rule);
171 continue;
172 }
173 > } keybindingResolver.ts
174 > return result;
175 }
176

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