internal static void AppendTypeMembers(
this Type type,
ArrayBuilder <MemberAndDeclarationInfo> includedMembers,
Predicate <MemberInfo> predicate,
Type declaredType,
DkmClrAppDomain appDomain,
bool includeInherited,
bool hideNonPublic)
{
Debug.Assert(!type.IsInterface);
var memberLocation = DeclarationInfo.FromSubTypeOfDeclaredType;
var previousDeclarationMap = includeInherited ? new Dictionary <string, DeclarationInfo>() : null;
int inheritanceLevel = 0;
while (!type.IsObject())
{
if (type.Equals(declaredType))
{
Debug.Assert(memberLocation == DeclarationInfo.FromSubTypeOfDeclaredType);
memberLocation = DeclarationInfo.FromDeclaredTypeOrBase;
}
// Get the state from DebuggerBrowsableAttributes for the members of the current type.
var browsableState = DkmClrType.Create(appDomain, type).GetDebuggerBrowsableAttributeState();
// Hide non-public members if hideNonPublic is specified (intended to reflect the
// DkmInspectionContext's DkmEvaluationFlags), and the type is from an assembly
// with no symbols.
var hideNonPublicBehavior = DeclarationInfo.None;
if (hideNonPublic)
{
var moduleInstance = appDomain.FindClrModuleInstance(type.Module.ModuleVersionId);
if (moduleInstance == null || moduleInstance.Module == null)
{
// Synthetic module or no symbols loaded.
hideNonPublicBehavior = DeclarationInfo.HideNonPublic;
}
}
foreach (var member in type.GetMembers(MemberBindingFlags))
{
if (!predicate(member))
{
continue;
}
var memberName = member.Name;
// This represents information about the immediately preceding (more derived)
// declaration with the same name as the current member.
var previousDeclaration = DeclarationInfo.None;
var memberNameAlreadySeen = false;
if (includeInherited)
{
memberNameAlreadySeen = previousDeclarationMap.TryGetValue(memberName, out previousDeclaration);
if (memberNameAlreadySeen)
{
// There was a name conflict, so we'll need to include the declaring
// type of the member to disambiguate.
previousDeclaration |= DeclarationInfo.IncludeTypeInMemberName;
}
// Update previous member with name hiding (casting) and declared location information for next time.
previousDeclarationMap[memberName] =
(previousDeclaration & ~(DeclarationInfo.RequiresExplicitCast |
DeclarationInfo.FromSubTypeOfDeclaredType)) |
member.AccessingBaseMemberWithSameNameRequiresExplicitCast() |
memberLocation;
}
Debug.Assert(memberNameAlreadySeen != (previousDeclaration == DeclarationInfo.None));
// Decide whether to include this member in the list of members to display.
if (!memberNameAlreadySeen || previousDeclaration.IsSet(DeclarationInfo.RequiresExplicitCast))
{
DkmClrDebuggerBrowsableAttributeState?browsableStateValue = null;
if (browsableState != null)
{
DkmClrDebuggerBrowsableAttributeState value;
if (browsableState.TryGetValue(memberName, out value))
{
browsableStateValue = value;
}
}
if (memberLocation.IsSet(DeclarationInfo.FromSubTypeOfDeclaredType))
{
// If the current type is a sub-type of the declared type, then
// we always need to insert a cast to access the member
previousDeclaration |= DeclarationInfo.RequiresExplicitCast;
}
else if (previousDeclaration.IsSet(DeclarationInfo.FromSubTypeOfDeclaredType))
{
// If the immediately preceding member (less derived) was
// declared on a sub-type of the declared type, then we'll
// ignore the casting bit. Accessing a member through the
// declared type is the same as casting to that type, so
// the cast would be redundant.
previousDeclaration &= ~DeclarationInfo.RequiresExplicitCast;
}
previousDeclaration |= hideNonPublicBehavior;
includedMembers.Add(new MemberAndDeclarationInfo(member, browsableStateValue, previousDeclaration, inheritanceLevel));
}
}
if (!includeInherited)
{
break;
}
type = type.BaseType;
inheritanceLevel++;
}
includedMembers.Sort(MemberAndDeclarationInfo.Comparer);
}
