public SemanticType_I GetOrCreateElement(SemanticModel_I model, Type type)
{
//SemanticType_I typeSymbol;
if (XTypes.IsClass(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Classes.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsInterface(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Interfaces.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsEnum(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Enums.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsValueType(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(ValueTypes.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsDelegate(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Delegates.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsArray(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Arrays.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else if (XTypes.IsPointer(type))
{
// Get the long id associated with the type handle; by having this abstraction the semantic model can be built without having to
// rely on runtime types. Runtime types though can still be mapped to the semantic model.
return(Pointers.GetOrCreateElement(model, type));
}
else
{
XLog.LogWarning(new CannotMatchQualifiedNameToClassLogMessage()
{
Message = new Message()
{
Value = $"Could not match type '{type.AssemblyQualifiedName}' to an class, interface, enum, struct, delegate, array or pointer. Could not add it to the semantic model on scan."
}
});
return(null);
}
}