This PR adds `w_vw` and `h_vh` methods to `StyledExt`.
These methods are the same as their `w` and `h` counterparts, but
operate in viewport units, giving us the equivalent of `vw` and `vh` in
CSS.
You can see them in action in this story:
```
cargo run -p storybook2 -- components/viewport_units
```
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This PR makes it so the `theme_importer` falls back to the inactive tab
background color if the theme doesn't not an active tab background
color.
This fixes the active tab color in the Synthwave 84 theme.
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This PR adjusts the colors we pull from the VS Code themes to use for
the scrollbar track background and border.
For the scrollbar track background we now use the `editor.background`,
and for the scrollbar track border we use `editorOverviewRuler.border`.
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- First round of vim tests
Add `observe_keystrokes` back to gpui2
Allow multiple actions to match a given key event
[[PR Description]]
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([#<public_issue_number_if_exists>](https://github.com/zed-industries/community/issues/<public_issue_number_if_exists>)).
GPUI (both 1 and 2) currently performs rendering, layout, and painting
at the end of every effect cycle. This leads to poor performance when
the app receives events more frequently than the display refreshes. Such
rapid events can come from a terminal, an LSP, or a mouse with a high
polling rate.
This PR changes GPUI so that we don't render until the OS notifies us
that the content will be presented, via the `displayLayer:` callback.
Because render, layout, and paint have side effects that are sometimes
relied on in tests, we currently keep the old behavior (drawing after
every effects cycle) in tests.
This is similar to what @ForLoveOfCats explored in
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/3542, but slightly simpler,
in that we're not using the display link. As a follow-up, we could use
the display link to start rendering earlier, to possibly reduce latency
further.
This PR fixes the inactive tab style to properly show the label using
the muted text color.
I went about fixing this in the most direct way possible, but the
solution leaves a lot to be desired, IMO. I plan to explore some ideas
on how we can improve the state of styling the tab content without
having the same styles repeated all over the place and subsequently
out-of-sync.
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- vim2 compiling (but mostly commented out)
- More code written, similar lack of workingness so far
Still todo:
[ ] Figure out the focus/blur stuff
[ ] Uncoment more code
[ ] Fix VimTestContext
[ ] Uncomment the tests
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Julia