/// <summary>
/// Generate the c# code for the prod.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="template">The template to use.</param>
/// <returns>The generated code</returns>
private static string csGenerateProd(ProdTextTemplate template)
{
CsProd cs = new CsProd
{
Session = new TextTemplatingSession()
};
cs.Session[Resources.WINDOW_NAME] = template.WindowName;
cs.Session[Resources.CONTROL_TYPE] = template.ControlType;
cs.Session[Resources.CONTROL_NAME] = template.ControlName;
cs.Session[Resources.METHOD_NAME] = template.MethodName;
cs.Session[Resources.METHOD_PARAMS] = template.MethodParameters;
/* This seems to be an easier way to handle a void instead of in the template */
if (template.ReturnType == "System.Void")
{
cs.Session[Resources.RET_TYPE] = string.Empty;
}
else
{
cs.Session[Resources.RET_TYPE] = template.ReturnType;
}
cs.Initialize();
return(cs.TransformText());
}
/// <summary>
/// Generates the prod code.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="template">The template to use in generating.</param>
/// <param name="language">The language to generate.</param>
/// <returns>The generated code</returns>
public string GenerateProd(ProdTextTemplate template, OutputLanguage language)
{
string codeOut = string.Empty;
switch (language)
{
case OutputLanguage.CSharp:
codeOut = csGenerateProd(template);
break;
case OutputLanguage.VB:
break;
case OutputLanguage.CPlusPlus:
break;
default:
break;
}
return(codeOut);
}
