private static IFieldSymbol GetBackingField(IPropertySymbol property)
{
var field = property.GetBackingFieldIfAny();
if (field == null)
{
return(null);
}
// If the field is something can be referenced with the name it has, then just use
// it as the backing field we'll generate. This is the case in VB where the backing
// field can be referenced as is.
if (field.CanBeReferencedByName)
{
return(field);
}
// Otherwise, generate a good name for the backing field we're generating. This is
// the case for C# where we have mangled names for the backing field and need something
// actually usable in code.
var uniqueName = NameGenerator.GenerateUniqueName(
property.Name.ToCamelCase(),
n => !property.ContainingType.GetMembers(n).Any());
return(CodeGenerationSymbolFactory.CreateFieldSymbol(
attributes: default,
private static IFieldSymbol GetBackingField(IPropertySymbol property)
{
var field = property.GetBackingFieldIfAny();
if (field == null)
{
return null;
}
// If the field is something can be referenced with the name it has, then just use
// it as the backing field we'll generate. This is the case in VB where the backing
// field can be referenced as is.
if (field.CanBeReferencedByName)
{
return field;
}
// Otherwise, generate a good name for the backing field we're generating. This is
// the case for C# where we have mangled names for the backing field and need something
// actually usable in code.
var uniqueName = NameGenerator.GenerateUniqueName(
property.Name.ToCamelCase(),
n => !property.ContainingType.GetMembers(n).Any());
return CodeGenerationSymbolFactory.CreateFieldSymbol(
attributes: null,
accessibility: field.DeclaredAccessibility,
modifiers: DeclarationModifiers.From(field),
type: field.Type,
name: uniqueName);
}
private static bool ContainsBackingField(IPropertySymbol property) => property.GetBackingFieldIfAny() != null;
private static bool ContainsBackingField(IPropertySymbol property)
=> property.GetBackingFieldIfAny() != null;
