I'm working on expanding the DefinitelyTyped Vorpal definitions for my project where I want to use modes and I hate squiggly lines in my IDE. And as part of that project, I've found that I want to remove a command from a mode that is already initialized but should now not be available conditionally based on another command in that mode.
From this:
mode ->
commandA
commandB
Running commandB --some-option should result in this:
mode ->
commandB
Looking through the source I see there is command.after which I figured would be a fine place to do a find/remove shuffle. But, it seems that nothing happens when the command finishes. However, command.done is also available and that seems to fire and I am able to remove commandA.
I wonder if command.after is supposed to work or not to determine if I should bother adding it to the Vorpal types in DefinitelyTyped.
I'm working on expanding the DefinitelyTyped Vorpal definitions for my project where I want to use modes and I hate squiggly lines in my IDE. And as part of that project, I've found that I want to remove a command from a mode that is already initialized but should now not be available conditionally based on another command in that mode.
From this:
Running
commandB --some-optionshould result in this:Looking through the source I see there is
command.afterwhich I figured would be a fine place to do a find/remove shuffle. But, it seems that nothing happens when the command finishes. However,command.doneis also available and that seems to fire and I am able to remove commandA.I wonder if
command.afteris supposed to work or not to determine if I should bother adding it to the Vorpal types in DefinitelyTyped.