Now we set the flag `executingVimscript` during execution of any vimscript and we run initialization of delayed plugins after every call for execute.
This is needed to properly initialize plugins after call for `source` command. Previously this command initialized extensions as they met in the script, what may cause incorrect behaviour. With this update, we unified an approach for executing vim script.
This includes updating the "ReloadIdeaVimRc" button and setting the correct mapping owner
Previously, the `source` command loaded ~/.ideavimrc file as a regular file, thus several features didn't work properly.
This refactoring was caused by this PR: https://github.com/JetBrains/ideavim/pull/736
In the 2023.3 EAP call to isAvailable seems to happen much earlier than it used to be.
This caused the fact that `injector` is not yet initialised at that moment and we fail with an exception. All other status bar icons are also not loaded because of this exception.
Adding `VimPlugin.getInstance()` is a quick workaround to initialize the needed injector
This is primarily to avoid instantiating inactive extensions when
resetting all options back to default values, which sets extensions
inactive.
It applies to global and local options, but not to global-local. The
notifications for global-local options are already complex, as they can
be reacting to changes to both the global and local value, and only
notifying editors that are affected.
Getting the effective IJ options would allow access to Vim global and IJ global, but not Vim effective. IntelliJ specific options are now a separate hierarchy, so the Vim effective and IJ effective accessors now simply access all Vim or all IJ options.
This is needed for the new way we register handlers. As we can't be sure that this commands won't be called from the `runForEachCaret` context, we have to avoid this method