public static AttributeDeclaration GetAttributeDeclaration(Attribute attribute, ClientCodeGenerator textTemplateClientCodeGenerator, bool forcePropagation)
{
Type attributeType = attribute.GetType();
// Check if this attribute should be blocked
if (IsAttributeBlocked(attributeType))
{
return(null);
}
ICustomAttributeBuilder cab = GetCustomAttributeBuilder(attributeType);
AttributeDeclaration attributeDeclaration = null;
if (cab != null)
{
try
{
attributeDeclaration = cab.GetAttributeDeclaration(attribute);
}
catch (AttributeBuilderException)
{
return(null);
}
if (attributeDeclaration != null)
{
if (!forcePropagation)
{
// Verify attribute's shared type|property|method requirements are met
ValidateAttributeDeclarationRequirements(attributeDeclaration, textTemplateClientCodeGenerator);
}
}
}
return(attributeDeclaration);
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the appropriate custom attribute builder for a given attribute instance
/// </summary>
/// <param name="attributeType">The attribute type. It cannot be null.</param>
/// <returns>The custom attribute builder for it.</returns>
private static ICustomAttributeBuilder GetCustomAttributeBuilder(Type attributeType)
{
if (attributeType == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("attributeType");
}
ICustomAttributeBuilder cab = null;
// We maintain a cache of known builder instances, created lazily
if (KnownBuilders.TryGetValue(attributeType, out cab))
{
return(cab);
}
// Don't have a builder instance yet
// See if we have a registered builder type for this attribute
Type cabType = null;
if (!KnownBuilderTypes.TryGetValue(attributeType, out cabType))
{
// Don't have an explicit builder -- see if we this attribute derives from
// a known builder type and assume it is okay to use it.
foreach (KeyValuePair <Type, Type> pair in KnownBuilderTypes)
{
if (pair.Key.IsAssignableFrom(attributeType))
{
cabType = pair.Value;
break;
}
}
}
// If don't have a builder -- see if the attribute is visible to the
// client. If so, we will attempt to build with our standard builder
if (cabType == null)
{
cabType = typeof(StandardCustomAttributeBuilder);
}
// If we found a builder type, instantiate it now. We'll reuse it
cab = Activator.CreateInstance(cabType) as ICustomAttributeBuilder;
// Don't cache null builders, because we may be re-using this cache for a next code-gen
// run where we may have a different set of shared types.
// TODO: We need to get rid of our static caches, because caches look different between
// builds of different DomainServices. E.g. for one DomainService an attribute may
// be shared, while in another it's not, and thus the KnownBuilders mapping is
// different between the two.
// Instead of static caches, we should consider storing state per build in a context
// object. The context object would not be shared against different builds of different
// DomainServices.
if (cab != null)
{
KnownBuilders[attributeType] = cab;
}
return(cab);
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the appropriate custom attribute builder for a given attribute instance
/// </summary>
/// <param name="attributeType">The attribute type. It cannot be null.</param>
/// <returns>The custom attribute builder for it.</returns>
private static ICustomAttributeBuilder GetCustomAttributeBuilder(Type attributeType)
{
if (attributeType == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("attributeType");
}
ICustomAttributeBuilder cab = null;
// We maintain a cache of known builder instances, created lazily
if (KnownBuilders.TryGetValue(attributeType, out cab))
{
return(cab);
}
// Don't have a builder instance yet
// See if we have a registered builder type for this attribute
Type cabType = null;
if (!KnownBuilderTypes.TryGetValue(attributeType, out cabType))
{
// Don't have an explicit builder -- see if we this attribute derives from
// a known builder type and assume it is okay to use it.
foreach (KeyValuePair <Type, Type> pair in KnownBuilderTypes)
{
if (pair.Key.IsAssignableFrom(attributeType))
{
cabType = pair.Value;
break;
}
}
}
// If don't have a builder -- see if the attribute is visible to the
// client. If so, we will attempt to build with our standard builder
if (cabType == null)
{
cabType = typeof(StandardCustomAttributeBuilder);
}
// If we found a builder type, instantiate it now. We'll reuse it
if (cabType != null)
{
cab = Activator.CreateInstance(cabType) as ICustomAttributeBuilder;
}
// Don't cache null builders, because we may be re-using this cache for a next code-gen
// run where we may have a different set of shared types.
if (cab != null)
{
KnownBuilders[attributeType] = cab;
}
return(cab);
}
/// <summary>
/// Generates code for the given set of custom attributes
/// </summary>
/// <param name="proxyGenerator">Root client proxy generator</param>
/// <param name="referencingType">The referencing type</param>
/// <param name="getLogWarningMessage">The function to call to get the warning message to be logged</param>
/// <param name="attributes">Collection of attributes for which to generate code</param>
/// <param name="comments">Collection of comments that should be updated if errors are discovered.</param>
/// <param name="customCommentHeader">A custom comment header that will be displayed for any generated comment errors.</param>
/// <param name="forcePropagation">Indicates whether or not to force attribute propagation.</param>
/// <returns>The collection of generated attribute declarations corresponding to <paramref name="attributes"/></returns>
private static IEnumerable <CodeAttributeDeclaration> GenerateCustomAttributes(CodeDomClientCodeGenerator proxyGenerator, CodeTypeDeclaration referencingType, Func <AttributeBuilderException, string> getLogWarningMessage, IEnumerable <Attribute> attributes, CodeCommentStatementCollection comments, string customCommentHeader, bool forcePropagation)
{
bool emittedErrorCommentHeader = false;
List <CodeAttributeDeclaration> result = new List <CodeAttributeDeclaration>(attributes.Count());
// Enumerate over attributes sorted by name. Here, we sort by name to ensure that our
// generated baselines (including possible error comments!) are ordered consistently.
foreach (Attribute attribute in attributes.OrderBy(a => a.GetType().Name))
{
Type attributeType = attribute.GetType();
// Check if this attribute should be blocked
if (IsAttributeBlocked(attributeType))
{
continue;
}
bool attributePropagated = false;
bool isDataAnnotationsAttribute = string.Equals(attributeType.Namespace, typeof(ValidationAttribute).Namespace, StringComparison.Ordinal);
ICustomAttributeBuilder cab = GetCustomAttributeBuilder(attributeType);
if (cab != null)
{
AttributeDeclaration attributeDeclaration = null;
// If the attempt to build the attribute fails, log a clean error.
// One common exception path is InvalidOperationException arising from
// attributes that have been improperly constructed (see DisplayAttribute)
try
{
attributeDeclaration = cab.GetAttributeDeclaration(attribute);
}
catch (AttributeBuilderException attributeBuilderException)
{
// Ensure we've generated the attribute generation failure error header
GenerateCustomAttributesErrorCommentHeader(comments, customCommentHeader, ref emittedErrorCommentHeader);
// Generate comments stating the attribute couldn't be generated
comments.AddRange(ConstructCodeAttributeFailureComments(attributeBuilderException.Message));
// Log the build warning if a method was specified to get the warning message
if (getLogWarningMessage != null)
{
string warningMessage = getLogWarningMessage(attributeBuilderException);
proxyGenerator.LogWarning(warningMessage);
}
// Move on to the next attribute
continue;
}
// Null is acceptable indicator that code-gen was not possible.
if (attributeDeclaration != null)
{
if (!forcePropagation)
{
// Verify attribute's shared type|property|method requirements are met
ValidateAttributeDeclarationRequirements(proxyGenerator, attributeDeclaration);
}
if (attributeDeclaration.HasErrors)
{
// Only generate comments if the attribute is a DataAnnotations attribute
if (isDataAnnotationsAttribute)
{
// Ensure we've generated the attribute generation failure error header
GenerateCustomAttributesErrorCommentHeader(comments, customCommentHeader, ref emittedErrorCommentHeader);
// Generate attribute and an error message as comments
comments.AddRange(ConstructCodeAttributeFailureComments(proxyGenerator, attributeDeclaration));
}
}
else
{
// Generate the attribute declaration
CodeAttributeDeclaration codeAttributeDeclaration = CreateCodeAttributeDeclaration(proxyGenerator, referencingType, attributeDeclaration);
result.Add(codeAttributeDeclaration);
attributePropagated = true;
}
}
}
// We generate VS warnings in certain scenarios:
// - A DataAnnotation attribute type was not available on the client, user needs to add a reference.
// - An attribute subclassed ValidationAttribute (custom or framework) and we couldn't build it.
if (!attributePropagated)
{
// Was it a DA attribute that wasn't available? If so, log a warning.
if (isDataAnnotationsAttribute)
{
CodeMemberShareKind shareKind = proxyGenerator.GetTypeShareKind(attributeType);
if (shareKind == CodeMemberShareKind.NotShared)
{
// Indicate that a reference to 'System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations' is required.
proxyGenerator.LogWarning(
string.Format(
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
Resource.ClientCodeGen_Attribute_RequiresDataAnnotations,
attributeType,
proxyGenerator.ClientProjectName));
}
}
// Was it a validation attribute that we couldn't build? If so, log a warning.
else if (cab == null && typeof(ValidationAttribute).IsAssignableFrom(attributeType))
{
// Indicate that a builder was not found, attribute does not meet heuristics.
proxyGenerator.LogWarning(
string.Format(
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
Resource.ClientCodeGen_Attribute_RequiresBuilder,
attributeType));
}
}
}
// Issue -- CodeDom outputs the attributes in the order they are generated.
// To allow consistent output for easy baseline comparisons, sort the list.
result.Sort(new Comparison <CodeAttributeDeclaration>((x, y) => string.Compare(x.Name, y.Name, StringComparison.Ordinal)));
return(result);
}