public bool SuppressUsageInspectionsOnElement(IDeclaredElement element, out ImplicitUseKindFlags flags)
{
flags = 0;
var suppress = element.IsAnyUnitTestElement();
if (suppress)
flags = ImplicitUseKindFlags.Default;
return suppress;
}
// Used to discover the type of the element - unknown, test, test container (class) or
// something else relating to a test element (e.g. parent class of a nested test class)
// This method is called to get the icon for the completion lists, amongst other things
public bool IsElementOfKind(IDeclaredElement declaredElement, UnitTestElementKind elementKind)
{
switch (elementKind)
{
case UnitTestElementKind.Unknown:
return(!declaredElement.IsAnyUnitTestElement());
case UnitTestElementKind.Test:
return(declaredElement.IsUnitTest());
case UnitTestElementKind.TestContainer:
return(declaredElement.IsUnitTestContainer());
case UnitTestElementKind.TestStuff:
return(declaredElement.IsAnyUnitTestElement());
}
return(false);
}
// Used to discover the type of the element - unknown, test, test container (class) or
// something else relating to a test element (e.g. parent class of a nested test class)
// This method is called to get the icon for the completion lists, amongst other things
public bool IsElementOfKind(IDeclaredElement declaredElement, UnitTestElementKind elementKind)
{
switch (elementKind)
{
case UnitTestElementKind.Unknown:
return !declaredElement.IsAnyUnitTestElement();
case UnitTestElementKind.Test:
return declaredElement.IsUnitTest();
case UnitTestElementKind.TestContainer:
return declaredElement.IsUnitTestContainer();
case UnitTestElementKind.TestStuff:
return declaredElement.IsAnyUnitTestElement();
}
return false;
}
public bool SuppressUsageInspectionsOnElement(IDeclaredElement element, out ImplicitUseKindFlags flags)
{
flags = 0;
var suppress = element.IsAnyUnitTestElement();
if (suppress)
{
flags = ImplicitUseKindFlags.Default;
}
return(suppress);
}
public bool SupressUsageInspectionsOnElement(IDeclaredElement element, out ImplicitUseKindFlags flags)
{
// TODO: Check that we're returning the right flags here
// Should use IUKF.Access for the property identified by DataPropertyAttribute?
// Should also require ImplicitUseKindTargets passed in?
// Are there enough flags to indicate all that we need?
// e.g. How do we indicate methods being called implicitly? Constructors?
flags = 0;
var suppress = element.IsAnyUnitTestElement();
if (suppress)
{
flags = ImplicitUseKindFlags.Default;
}
return(suppress);
}
