/// <summary>
/// Returns the C# <see cref="Type"/> that represents this <paramref name="class"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="class"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static Type EquivalentType(this java.lang.Class @class)
{
if (EquivalentCache.ContainsKey(@class))
{
return(EquivalentCache[@class]);
}
//Type.GetType()
string className = @class.getCanonicalName();
// Different from C#: inner classes still use a dot.
// In java's raw form, a $ is used.
// In C#, a + is used.
// Now this is fine and all, issue is I have to do two searches.
Type t = Type.GetType(className);
if (t == null)
{
// Okay, null. Try this.
if (className.Contains("."))
{
int lastPeriodIndex = className.LastIndexOf('.');
string innerName = className.Substring(lastPeriodIndex + 1);
className = className.Substring(0, lastPeriodIndex);
t = Type.GetType(className + "+" + innerName);
}
}
EquivalentCache[@class] = t;
return(t);
}
