/// <summary>
/// This method is used to read the content of a project file and get
/// all the data neededfor UI and compilation.
/// Current implementation always use CsprojReader. It will be changed
/// as more project-readers will be developed.
/// </summary>
/// <param name = "filename"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public BasicProject ReadProject(string filename)
{
//TODO: Add some logic here: check filename extension, if it is
//.csproj use CsprojReader, check if it can open the file and read
//the project or use an other IProjectReader if the current version
//of .csproj is unknown to CsprojReader.
//Get the appropiate reader for the filetype.
//As filetype is always .csproj i'll just use CsprojReader.
CsprojReader reader = new CsprojReader();
//TODO: Decide if this is needed. ReadProject should only be called after CanOpen,
//so I may not need to check it again.
if (!reader.CanOpen(filename)) return null;
return reader.ReadProject(filename);
}
/// <summary>
/// This method is used to read the content of a project file and get
/// all the data needed for UI and compilation.
/// Current implementation always use CsprojReader. It will be changed
/// as more project-readers will be developed.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="filename"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public BasicProject ReadProject(string filename)
{
//TODO: Add some logic here: check filename extension, if it is
//.csproj use CsprojReader, check if it can open the file and read
//the project or use an other IProjectReader if the current version
//of .csproj is unknown to CsprojReader.
//Get the appropriate reader for the filetype.
//As filetype is always .csproj I'll just use CsprojReader.
CsprojReader reader = new CsprojReader();
//TODO: Decide if this is needed. ReadProject should only be called after CanOpen,
//so I may not need to check it again.
if (!reader.CanOpen(filename))
{
return(null);
}
return(reader.ReadProject(filename));
}
