Activity Viewer #1592
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- Added ActivityViewer view and custom DropdownMenu to show the tasks and their status - Added a proposed model to represent tasks to be executed and a manager - Updated how the the inspector sideview is handled.
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Draft for now, there are still some mayor decisions that have to made about how tasks are going to be handled.
Displays the Activity Viewer component at the top of the editor based on the latest design by @austincondiff. It contains a basic proposal for how to handle the CodeEdit tasks with a
TaskManagerclass that will handle the execution and the selection of the active task, and aCETaskmodel that will represent a specific task. When executing a task, another model called CETaskRun handles the state of the current run. For now there's only oneTestTaskthat idles for a few seconds and then finishes. Also, the status of the tasks in the dropdown just display the same result since there's no persistence implemented yet.I had to create a custom DropdownMenu view since the SwiftUI Menu was too limited for the proposed look. The dropdown menu is currently displayed as a popover, similar to how Xcode shows the schemes and devices to save time but it can be easily adjustable.
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