//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DefineSequencePoints() wrapper
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void ISymbolWriter.DefineSequencePoints(ISymbolDocumentWriter document,
int[] offsets,
int[] lines,
int[] columns,
int[] endLines,
int[] endColumns)
{
int spCount = 0;
if (offsets != null)
{
spCount = offsets.Length;
}
else if (lines != null)
{
spCount = lines.Length;
}
else if (columns != null)
{
spCount = columns.Length;
}
else if (endLines != null)
{
spCount = endLines.Length;
}
else if (endColumns != null)
{
spCount = endColumns.Length;
}
if (spCount == 0)
{
return;
}
if ((offsets != null && offsets.Length != spCount) ||
(lines != null && lines.Length != spCount) ||
(columns != null && columns.Length != spCount) ||
(endLines != null && endLines.Length != spCount) ||
(endColumns != null && endColumns.Length != spCount))
{
throw new ArgumentException();
}
// Sure, claim to accept any type that implements ISymbolDocumentWriter but the only one that actually
// works is the one returned by DefineDocument. The .NET Framework ISymWrapper commits the same signature fraud.
// Ideally we'd just return a sealed opaque cookie type, which had an internal accessor to
// get the writer out.
// Regardless, this cast is important for security - we cannot allow our caller to provide
// arbitrary instances of this interface.
SymDocumentWriter docwriter = (SymDocumentWriter)document;
int hr = m_vtable.DefineSequencePoints(m_pWriter, docwriter.GetUnmanaged(), spCount !, offsets !, lines !, columns !, endLines !, endColumns !);
if (hr < 0)
{
throw Marshal.GetExceptionForHR(hr) !;
}
}
public void DefineSequencePoints (SymDocumentWriter document, int[] offsets, int[] lines, int[] columns, int[] endLines, int[] endColumns)
{
m_writer.DefineSequencePoints (document.GetUnmanaged(), offsets.Length, offsets, lines, columns, endLines, endColumns);
}
