JetBrains.Platform.Standalone.Shell

In a standalone app, takes scheme from the settings. Default is VS.

In a standalone app, takes scheme from the settings. Default is VS.

Handles the autostarting operations for (keeping it demandsafe). Listens to keyboard and executes a shortcut when its key or keys get pressed.

For a single-instance product (“allow only one instance”), prevents the second instance from starting and yields its cmdline keys to the first instance.

Handles the single-instance logic and tells whether to continue starting up this instance of the application.

Limiting lifetime of the instance, used for the primary instance registration as such. Single instance application behavior. The default product of this host, determines if we're running in the single-instance mode. Host command line. Might give the command line parameter to circumvent single-instance logic. On the fist instance, command lines received from secondary instances are added to this command line. Threading tasks of the application. Main app window, if any. Whether to continue starting up the current instance.

Tells to circumvent the normal single-instance logic and always run a new instance instead of passing parameters to the primary instance and exiting.

Quick lookup, case-insensitively.

To be called by the secondary instance, passing the additional command line args.

Working directory of the secondary instance. Will be applied to the primary instance, as might affect parsing the commandline. Command lines. Some window from the called process which could be made a foreground window by the foreground process. As we the primary instance are not the foreground process when we serve the request, we cannot manipulate the foreground window setting, so let the calling process (which is most likely the foreground one) do the thing. In the current implementation the calling process (secondary instance) uses AllowSetForegroundWindow to pass the "foreground" rights to the called process (this instance). In fact it needs the process id, not the window handle. Process id can be obtained by window handle, and window handle is still used here to keep backward compatibility with the previous versions. >

Base impl for fx-specific components.