Ejemplo n.º 1
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		//
		// Creates mcs expression from dynamic object
		//
		public Compiler.Expression CreateCompilerExpression (CSharpArgumentInfo info, DynamicMetaObject value)
		{
			//
			// No type details provider, go with runtime type
			//
			if (info == null) {
				if (value.LimitType == typeof (object))
					return new Compiler.NullLiteral (Compiler.Location.Null);

				return new Compiler.RuntimeValueExpression (value, ImportType (value.RuntimeType));
			}

			//
			// Value is known to be a type
			//
			if ((info.Flags & CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.IsStaticType) != 0)
				return new Compiler.TypeExpression (ImportType ((Type) value.Value), Compiler.Location.Null);

			if (value.Value == null &&
				(info.Flags & (CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.IsOut | CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.IsRef | CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.UseCompileTimeType)) == 0 &&
				value.LimitType == typeof (object)) {
				return new Compiler.NullLiteral (Compiler.Location.Null);
			}

			//
			// Use compilation time type when type was known not to be dynamic during compilation
			//
			Type value_type = (info.Flags & CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.UseCompileTimeType) != 0 ? value.Expression.Type : value.LimitType;
			var type = ImportType (value_type);

			if ((info.Flags & CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.Constant) != 0) {
				var c = Compiler.Constant.CreateConstantFromValue (type, value.Value, Compiler.Location.Null);
				//
				// It can be null for misused Constant flag
				//
				if (c != null)
					return c;
			}

			return new Compiler.RuntimeValueExpression (value, type);
		}