/// <include file='doc\DebugHandleTracker.uex' path='docs/doc[@for="DebugHandleTracker.HandleType.HandleEntry.ToString"]/*' />
/// <devdoc>
/// Converts this handle to a printable string. the string consists
/// of the handle value along with the callstack for it's
/// allocation.
/// </devdoc>
public string ToString(HandleType type)
{
StackParser sp = new StackParser(callStack);
// Discard all of the stack up to and including the "Handle.create" call
//
sp.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
// Skip the next call as it is always a debug wrapper
//
sp.DiscardNext();
// Now recreate the leak list with ten stack entries maximum, and
// put it all on one line.
//
sp.Truncate(10);
string description = "";
if (type.name.Equals("GDI") || type.name.Equals("HDC"))
{
int objectType = UnsafeNativeMethods.GetObjectType(new HandleRef(null, handle));
switch (objectType)
{
case NativeMethods.OBJ_DC: description = "normal DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_MEMDC: description = "memory DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_METADC: description = "metafile DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_ENHMETADC: description = "enhanced metafile DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_PEN: description = "Pen"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_BRUSH: description = "Brush"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_PAL: description = "Palette"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_FONT: description = "Font"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_BITMAP: description = "Bitmap"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_REGION: description = "Region"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_METAFILE: description = "Metafile"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_EXTPEN: description = "Extpen"; break;
default: description = "?"; break;
}
description = " (" + description + ")";
}
return(Convert.ToString((int)handle, 16) + description + ": " + sp.ToString());
}
public string ToString(System.Internal.DebugHandleTracker.HandleType type)
{
StackParser parser = new StackParser(this.callStack);
parser.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
parser.DiscardNext();
parser.Truncate(40);
string str = "";
return(Convert.ToString((int)this.handle, 0x10) + str + ": " + parser.ToString());
}
public string ToString(HandleType type)
{
StackParser stackParser = new StackParser(callStack);
stackParser.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
stackParser.DiscardNext();
stackParser.Truncate(40);
string str = "";
return(Convert.ToString((int)handle, 16) + str + ": " + stackParser.ToString());
}
public void ResponseTest()
{
//const string input = "I like to golf";
const string input = "I am a cat";
var stacks = StackParser.Parse(input);
var primary = stacks.First().First().OrderedSearch();
var str = primary.TokensToResponse();
Assert.AreEqual("How do you feel about the fact that you are a cat?", str);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts this handle to a printable string. the string consists of the handle value along with
/// the callstack for it's allocation.
/// </summary>
public string ToString(HandleType type)
{
StackParser sp = new StackParser(callStack);
// Discard all of the stack up to and including the "Handle.create" call
sp.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
// Skip the next call as it is always a debug wrapper
sp.DiscardNext();
// Now recreate the leak list with a lot of stack entries
sp.Truncate(40);
string description = "";
return(Convert.ToString(unchecked ((int)handle), 16) + description + ": " + sp.ToString());
}
public void GrammarTest()
{
var success = new List <string> {
"I love a dog",
"I love dogs",
"I am a cat",
"The dog chases the cat",
"Cats love me",
"A dog bites a cat",
"I like to golf",
"The cat with the cat with the fish chases the dog",
};
var failed = new List <string> {
"",
" ",
"\n",
"dfsdf",
"dog is love",
"am is love",
"dog cat fish",
};
foreach (var input in success)
{
Token head;
var hasCorrectGrammer = StackParser.TryParseFirst(input, out head);
Assert.IsTrue(hasCorrectGrammer);
var str = head.OrderedSearch().TokensToString();
Assert.AreEqual(input.ToLower().Trim(), str);
}
foreach (var input in failed)
{
Token head;
var hasCorrectGrammer = StackParser.TryParseFirst(input, out head);
Assert.IsFalse(hasCorrectGrammer);
}
}
/// <include file='doc\DebugHandleTracker.uex' path='docs/doc[@for="DebugHandleTracker.HandleType.HandleEntry.ToString"]/*' />
/// <devdoc>
/// Converts this handle to a printable string. the string consists
/// of the handle value along with the callstack for it's
/// allocation.
/// </devdoc>
public string ToString(HandleType type) {
StackParser sp = new StackParser(callStack);
// Discard all of the stack up to and including the "Handle.create" call
//
sp.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
// Skip the next call as it is always a debug wrapper
//
sp.DiscardNext();
// Now recreate the leak list with a lot of stack entries
//
sp.Truncate(40);
string description = "";
/*if (type.name.Equals("GDI") || type.name.Equals("HDC")) {
int objectType = UnsafeNativeMethods.GetObjectType(new HandleRef(null, handle));
switch (objectType) {
case NativeMethods.OBJ_DC: description = "normal DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_MEMDC: description = "memory DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_METADC: description = "metafile DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_ENHMETADC: description = "enhanced metafile DC"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_PEN: description = "Pen"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_BRUSH: description = "Brush"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_PAL: description = "Palette"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_FONT: description = "Font"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_BITMAP: description = "Bitmap"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_REGION: description = "Region"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_METAFILE: description = "Metafile"; break;
case NativeMethods.OBJ_EXTPEN: description = "Extpen"; break;
default: description = "?"; break;
}
description = " (" + description + ")";
}*/
return Convert.ToString(unchecked((int)handle), 16) + description + ": " + sp.ToString();
}
public string ToString(DebugHandleTracker.HandleType type)
{
StackParser parser = new StackParser(this.callStack);
parser.DiscardTo("HandleCollector.Add");
parser.DiscardNext();
parser.Truncate(40);
string str = "";
return (Convert.ToString((int) this.handle, 0x10) + str + ": " + parser.ToString());
}
