private void WriteSimpleMember(SimpleMemberReference member, DisplayOptions options, XmlWriter writer,
Dictionary <IndexedTemplateTypeReference, TypeReference> dictionary)
{
if (targets[member.Id] is MemberTarget target)
{
WriteMemberTarget(target, options, writer, dictionary);
}
else
{
TextReferenceUtilities.WriteSimpleMemberReference(member, options, writer, this);
}
}
internal static void WriteSimpleMemberReference(SimpleMemberReference member, DisplayOptions options, XmlWriter writer, LinkTextResolver resolver)
{
string cer = member.Id;
DecomposeMemberIdentifier(cer, out string typeCer, out string memberName, out string arguments);
if ((options & DisplayOptions.ShowContainer) > 0)
{
SimpleTypeReference type = CreateSimpleTypeReference(typeCer);
WriteSimpleTypeReference(type, options & ~DisplayOptions.ShowContainer, writer);
writer.WriteString(".");
}
// Change this so that we deal with EII names correctly, too
writer.WriteString(memberName);
if ((options & DisplayOptions.ShowParameters) > 0)
{
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(arguments))
{
Parameter[] parameters = Array.Empty <Parameter>();
resolver.WriteMethodParameters(parameters, writer);
}
else
{
IList <string> parameterTypeCers = SeparateTypes(arguments);
Parameter[] parameters = new Parameter[parameterTypeCers.Count];
for (int i = 0; i < parameterTypeCers.Count; i++)
{
TypeReference parameterType = CreateTypeReference(parameterTypeCers[i]);
if (parameterType == null)
{
parameterType = new NamedTemplateTypeReference("UAT");
}
parameters[i] = new Parameter(String.Empty, parameterType);
}
resolver.WriteMethodParameters(parameters, writer);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a member reference
/// </summary>
/// <param name="api">The member ID for which to create a reference</param>
/// <returns>The member reference</returns>
public static MemberReference CreateMemberReference(string api)
{
if (api == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(api));
}
if (ValidSimpleMember.IsMatch(api))
{
// This is just a normal member of a simple type
return(new SimpleMemberReference(api));
}
if (ValidSpecializedMember.IsMatch(api))
{
// This is a member of a specialized type; we need to extract:
// (1) the underlying specialized type, (2) the member name, (3) the arguments
// Separate the member prefix
int colonPosition = api.IndexOf(':');
string prefix = api.Substring(0, colonPosition);
string text = api.Substring(colonPosition + 1);
// Get the arguments
string arguments = String.Empty;
int startParenthesisPosition = text.IndexOf('(');
if (startParenthesisPosition > 0)
{
int endParenthesisPosition = text.LastIndexOf(')');
arguments = text.Substring(startParenthesisPosition + 1, endParenthesisPosition - startParenthesisPosition - 1);
text = text.Substring(0, startParenthesisPosition);
}
// Separate the type and member name
int lastDotPosition;
int firstHashPosition = text.IndexOf('#');
if (firstHashPosition > 0)
{
// If this is an EII, the boundary is at the last dot before the hash
lastDotPosition = text.LastIndexOf('.', firstHashPosition);
}
else
{
// Otherwise, the boundary is at the last dot
lastDotPosition = text.LastIndexOf('.');
}
string name = text.Substring(lastDotPosition + 1);
text = text.Substring(0, lastDotPosition);
// Text now contains a specialized generic type; use it to create a reference
SpecializedTypeReference type = CreateSpecializedTypeReference("T:" + text);
// If there are no arguments, we simply create a reference to a member whose identifier we
// construct in the specialized type.
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(arguments))
{
string typeId = type.Specializations[type.Specializations.Count - 1].TemplateType.Id;
string memberId = String.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "{0}:{1}.{2}", prefix,
typeId.Substring(2), name);
SimpleMemberReference member = new SimpleMemberReference(memberId);
return(new SpecializedMemberReference(member, type));
}
// If there are arguments, life is not so simple. We can't be sure we can identify the
// corresponding member of the template type because any particular type that appears in
// the argument might have come from the template or it might have come from the specialization.
// We need to create a special kind of reference to handle this situation.
IList <string> parameterTypeCers = SeparateTypes(arguments);
TypeReference[] parameterTypes = new TypeReference[parameterTypeCers.Count];
for (int i = 0; i < parameterTypeCers.Count; i++)
{
parameterTypes[i] = CreateTypeReference(parameterTypeCers[i]);
}
return(new SpecializedMemberWithParametersReference(prefix, type, name, parameterTypes));
}
return(null);
}
private void WriteSimpleMember(SimpleMemberReference member, DisplayOptions options, XmlWriter writer)
{
WriteSimpleMember(member, options, writer, null);
}
//=====================================================================
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="templateMember">The template member</param>
/// <param name="specializedType">The specialized type</param>
public SpecializedMemberReference(SimpleMemberReference templateMember,
SpecializedTypeReference specializedType)
{
this.TemplateMember = templateMember ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(templateMember));
this.SpecializedType = specializedType ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(specializedType));
}
