protected SyntaxNodeOrToken M(SyntaxKind kind)
{
Assert.True(treeEnumerator.MoveNext());
SyntaxNodeOrToken current = this.treeEnumerator.Current;
Assert.Equal(kind, current.CSharpKind());
Assert.True(current.IsMissing);
return(current);
}
private bool CanReuse(SyntaxNodeOrToken nodeOrToken)
{
// Zero width nodes and tokens always indicate that the parser had to do
// something tricky, so don't reuse them.
// NOTE: this is slightly different from IsMissing because of omitted type arguments
// and array size expressions.
if (nodeOrToken.FullWidth == 0)
{
return(false);
}
// As of 2013/03/14, the compiler never attempts to incrementally parse a tree containing
// annotations. Our goal in instituting this restriction is to prevent API clients from
// taking a depedency on the survival of annotations.
if (nodeOrToken.ContainsAnnotations)
{
return(false);
}
// We can't reuse a node or token if it intersects a changed text range.
if (this.IntersectsNextChange(nodeOrToken))
{
return(false);
}
// don't reuse nodes or tokens with skipped text or diagnostics attached to them
if (nodeOrToken.ContainsDiagnostics ||
(nodeOrToken.IsToken && ((CSharpSyntaxNode)nodeOrToken.AsToken().Node).ContainsSkippedText && nodeOrToken.Parent.ContainsDiagnostics))
{
return(false);
}
// fabricated tokens did not come from the lexer (likely from parser)
if (IsFabricatedToken(nodeOrToken.CSharpKind()))
{
return(false);
}
// don't reuse nodes that are incomplete. this helps cases were an incomplete node
// completes differently after a change with far look-ahead.
//
// NOTE(cyrusn): It is very unfortunate that we even need this check given that we
// have already checked for ContainsDiagnostics above. However, there is a case where we
// can have a node with a missing token *and* there are no diagnostics.
// Specifically, this happens in the REPL when you have the last statement without a
// trailing semicolon. We treat this as an ExpressionStatement with a missing
// semicolon, but we do not report errors. It would be preferable to fix that so
// that the semicolon can be optional rather than abusing the system.
if ((nodeOrToken.IsToken && nodeOrToken.AsToken().IsMissing) ||
(nodeOrToken.IsNode && IsIncomplete((CSharp.CSharpSyntaxNode)nodeOrToken.AsNode())))
{
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
private void AssertNodesAreEquivalent(SyntaxNodeOrToken expectedNode, SyntaxNodeOrToken actualNode)
{
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.CSharpKind(), actualNode.CSharpKind());
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.FullSpan, actualNode.FullSpan);
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count, actualNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count);
for (var i = 0; i < expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count; i++)
{
AssertNodesAreEquivalent(expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i],
actualNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i]);
}
}
private static bool TryFindNodeOrToken(SyntaxNodeOrToken node, SyntaxKind kind, ref int occurrence, ref SyntaxNodeOrToken foundNode)
{
if (node.CSharpKind() == kind)
{
occurrence--;
if (occurrence == 0)
{
foundNode = node;
return(true);
}
}
// we should probably did into trivia if this is a Token, but we won't
foreach (var child in node.ChildNodesAndTokens())
{
if (TryFindNodeOrToken(child, kind, ref occurrence, ref foundNode))
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
}
private static void CompareTreeEquivalence(SyntaxNodeOrToken parsedTreeNode, SyntaxNodeOrToken incrementalTreeNode)
{
Assert.Equal(parsedTreeNode.CSharpKind(), incrementalTreeNode.CSharpKind());
Assert.Equal(parsedTreeNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count, incrementalTreeNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count);
for (int i = 0; i < parsedTreeNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count; i++)
{
CompareTreeEquivalence(parsedTreeNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i], incrementalTreeNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i]);
}
}
private static bool IsNonZeroWidthOrIsEndOfFile(SyntaxNodeOrToken token)
{
return(token.CSharpKind() == SyntaxKind.EndOfFileToken || token.FullWidth != 0);
}
private static void Print(SyntaxNodeOrToken node)
{
Debug.WriteLine("{0}(SyntaxKind.{1});", node.IsMissing ? "M" : "N", node.CSharpKind());
}
private bool CanReuse(SyntaxNodeOrToken nodeOrToken)
{
// Zero width nodes and tokens always indicate that the parser had to do
// something tricky, so don't reuse them.
// NOTE: this is slightly different from IsMissing because of omitted type arguments
// and array size expressions.
if (nodeOrToken.FullWidth == 0)
{
return false;
}
// As of 2013/03/14, the compiler never attempts to incrementally parse a tree containing
// annotations. Our goal in instituting this restriction is to prevent API clients from
// taking a depedency on the survival of annotations.
if (nodeOrToken.ContainsAnnotations)
{
return false;
}
// We can't reuse a node or token if it intersects a changed text range.
if (this.IntersectsNextChange(nodeOrToken))
{
return false;
}
// don't reuse nodes or tokens with skipped text or diagnostics attached to them
if (nodeOrToken.ContainsDiagnostics ||
(nodeOrToken.IsToken && ((CSharpSyntaxNode)nodeOrToken.AsToken().Node).ContainsSkippedText && nodeOrToken.Parent.ContainsDiagnostics))
{
return false;
}
// fabricated tokens did not come from the lexer (likely from parser)
if (IsFabricatedToken(nodeOrToken.CSharpKind()))
{
return false;
}
// don't reuse nodes that are incomplete. this helps cases were an incomplete node
// completes differently after a change with far look-ahead.
//
// NOTE(cyrusn): It is very unfortunate that we even need this check given that we
// have already checked for ContainsDiagnostics above. However, there is a case where we
// can have a node with a missing token *and* there are no diagnostics.
// Specifically, this happens in the REPL when you have the last statement without a
// trailing semicolon. We treat this as an ExpressionStatement with a missing
// semicolon, but we do not report errors. It would be preferable to fix that so
// that the semicolon can be optional rather than abusing the system.
if ((nodeOrToken.IsToken && nodeOrToken.AsToken().IsMissing) ||
(nodeOrToken.IsNode && IsIncomplete((CSharp.CSharpSyntaxNode)nodeOrToken.AsNode())))
{
return false;
}
if (!nodeOrToken.ContainsDirectives)
{
return true;
}
return this.newDirectives.IncrementallyEquivalent(this.oldDirectives);
}
private static bool IsNonZeroWidthOrIsEndOfFile(SyntaxNodeOrToken token)
{
return token.CSharpKind() == SyntaxKind.EndOfFileToken || token.FullWidth != 0;
}
private static void Print(SyntaxNodeOrToken node)
{
Debug.WriteLine("{0}(SyntaxKind.{1});", node.IsMissing ? "M" : "N", node.CSharpKind());
}
private void AssertNodesAreEquivalent(SyntaxNodeOrToken expectedNode, SyntaxNodeOrToken actualNode)
{
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.CSharpKind(), actualNode.CSharpKind());
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.FullSpan, actualNode.FullSpan);
Assert.Equal(expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count, actualNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count);
for (var i = 0; i < expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens().Count; i++)
{
AssertNodesAreEquivalent(expectedNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i],
actualNode.ChildNodesAndTokens()[i]);
}
}
