internal void GetNames(string[] path, ReturnContainers returnContainers, bool recurse, ProviderRuntime runtime)
{
// the include/exclude filters apply to the results, not to the globbing process. Make this sure
runtime.IgnoreFiltersForGlobbing = true;
// compile here, not in every recursive iteration
var filter = new IncludeExcludeFilter(runtime.Include, runtime.Exclude, false);
// do the globbing manually, because the behavior depends on it...
foreach (var p in path)
{
CmdletProvider provider;
var doGlob = Globber.ShouldGlob(p, runtime);
// even if we don't actually glob, the next method will return the resolved path & provider
var resolved = Globber.GetGlobbedProviderPaths(p, runtime, out provider);
var contProvider = CmdletProvider.As <ContainerCmdletProvider>(provider);
foreach (var curPath in resolved)
{
if (!doGlob && filter.CanBeIgnored && !recurse)
{
contProvider.GetChildNames(curPath, returnContainers, runtime);
continue;
}
if ((recurse || !doGlob) && Item.IsContainer(contProvider, curPath, runtime))
{
ManuallyGetChildNames(contProvider, curPath, "", returnContainers, recurse, filter, runtime);
continue;
}
var cn = Path.ParseChildName(contProvider, curPath, runtime);
if (filter.Accepts(cn))
{
runtime.WriteObject(cn);
}
}
}
}
// actual work with callid the providers
internal void Get(string[] paths, bool recurse, ProviderRuntime runtime)
{
// the include/exclude filters apply to the results, not to the globbing process. Make this sure
runtime.IgnoreFiltersForGlobbing = true;
// globbing is here a little more complicated, so we do it "manually" (without GlobAndInvoke)
foreach (var curPath in paths)
{
var path = curPath;
// if the path won't be globbed or filtered, we will directly list it's child
var listChildsWithoutRecursion = !Globber.ShouldGlob(path, runtime) && !runtime.HasFilters();
// the Path might be a mixture of a path and an include filter
bool clearIncludeFilter;
path = SplitFilterFromPath(path, recurse, runtime, out clearIncludeFilter);
// now perform the actual globbing
CmdletProvider provider;
var globbed = Globber.GetGlobbedProviderPaths(path, runtime, out provider);
var containerProvider = CmdletProvider.As <ContainerCmdletProvider>(provider);
var filter = new IncludeExcludeFilter(runtime.Include, runtime.Exclude, false);
foreach (var globPath in globbed)
{
try
{
// if we need to actively filter that stuff, we have to handle the recursion manually
if (!filter.CanBeIgnored)
{
ManuallyGetChildItems(containerProvider, globPath, recurse, filter, runtime);
return;
}
// otherwise just get the child items / the item directly
if (recurse || listChildsWithoutRecursion)
{
GetItemOrChildItems(containerProvider, globPath, recurse, runtime);
return;
}
// no recursion and globbing was performed: get the item, not the child items
containerProvider.GetItem(globPath, runtime);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
HandleCmdletProviderInvocationException(e);
}
}
// clean up the include filter of the runtime for the next item, if we split a filter from the path
if (clearIncludeFilter)
{
runtime.Include.Clear();
}
}
}
string SplitFilterFromPath(string curPath, bool recurse, ProviderRuntime runtime, out bool clearIncludeFilter)
{
// When using Get-ChildItems, one could specify something like
// "Get-ChildItem .\Source\*.cs -recurse" which should get all *.cs files recursively from .\Source.
// This only works if no "-Include" was specified. So basically, it's a short form for
// "Get-ChildItem .\Source -recurse -include *.cs", but of course the first is easier to write :)
clearIncludeFilter = false;
// first check if we deal with a LiteralPath, a container, or include is set. If so, this won't work
// also if we don't need to recurse, the globber can simply do the work
if (!recurse ||
!Globber.ShouldGlob(curPath, runtime) ||
(runtime.Include != null && runtime.Include.Count > 0) ||
Item.IsContainer(curPath, runtime))
{
return(curPath);
}
clearIncludeFilter = true;
var childName = Path.ParseChildName(curPath, runtime);
runtime.Include.Add(childName);
return(curPath.Substring(0, curPath.Length - childName.Length));
}
