public static MSA.Expression /*!*/ MakeArrayOpCall(IList <MSA.Expression> /*!*/ args)
{
Assert.NotNull(args);
switch (args.Count)
{
case 0: return(Methods.MakeArray0.OpCall());
case 1: return(Methods.MakeArray1.OpCall(AstUtils.Box(args[0])));
case 2: return(Methods.MakeArray2.OpCall(AstUtils.Box(args[0]), AstUtils.Box(args[1])));
case 3: return(Methods.MakeArray3.OpCall(AstUtils.Box(args[0]), AstUtils.Box(args[1]), AstUtils.Box(args[2])));
case 4: return(Methods.MakeArray4.OpCall(AstUtils.Box(args[0]), AstUtils.Box(args[1]), AstUtils.Box(args[2]), AstUtils.Box(args[3])));
case 5:
return(Methods.MakeArray5.OpCall(new AstExpressions {
AstUtils.Box(args[0]), AstUtils.Box(args[1]), AstUtils.Box(args[2]), AstUtils.Box(args[3]), AstUtils.Box(args[4])
}));
default:
Debug.Assert(args.Count > Runtime.RubyOps.OptimizedOpCallParamCount);
return(Methods.MakeArrayN.OpCall(AstUtils.NewArrayHelper(typeof(object), args)));
}
}
internal MSA.Expression /*!*/ MakeHashOpCall(List <MSA.Expression> /*!*/ expressions)
{
return(Methods.MakeHash.OpCall(CurrentScopeVariable, AstUtils.NewArrayHelper(typeof(object), expressions)));
}
