/// <summary>
/// Get fields for this type
/// </summary>
/// <param name="publicishOnly">If true, only return public or protected methods (for an unsealed type)</param>
public ImmutableArray <MrField> GetFields(bool publicishOnly = true)
{
if (IsFakeType || IsTypeCode)
{
return(ImmutableArray <MrField> .Empty);
}
var fieldDefinitionHandles = TypeDefinition.GetFields();
List <MrField> fieldsList = null;
foreach (var fieldDefinitionHandle in fieldDefinitionHandles)
{
var field = MrField.TryCreate(fieldDefinitionHandle, this, publicishOnly);
if (field == null)
{
continue;
}
// For a property named Foo, the compiler may generate a private field named
// <Foo>k__BackingField
if (field.GetName().EndsWith(">k__BackingField"))
{
continue;
}
if (fieldsList == null)
{
fieldsList = new List <MrField>(fieldDefinitionHandles.Count);
}
fieldsList.Add(field);
}
return(fieldsList == null ? ImmutableArray <MrField> .Empty : fieldsList.ToImmutableArray());
}
/// <summary>
/// Get fields for this type
/// </summary>
/// <param name="publicishOnly">If true, only return public or protected methods (for an unsealed type)</param>
public ImmutableArray <MrField> GetFields(bool publicishOnly = true)
{
if (IsFakeType || IsTypeCode)
{
return(ImmutableArray <MrField> .Empty);
}
var fieldDefinitionHandles = TypeDefinition.GetFields();
List <MrField> fieldsList = null;
foreach (var fieldDefinitionHandle in fieldDefinitionHandles)
{
var field = MrField.TryCreate(fieldDefinitionHandle, this, publicishOnly);
if (field == null)
{
continue;
}
// For a property named Foo, the compiler may generate a private field named
// <Foo>k__BackingField
if (field.IsPrivate && field.GetName().EndsWith(">k__BackingField"))
{
continue;
}
// Bugbug: For an event named FooHappened, the compiler generates a private field named
// FooHappened. How to filter this out? If you're only looking for public types and the
// event is public, it's not an issue. But if you're also looking non-public types,
// you'll see FooHappened as both an event and a field. There doesn't seem to be any
// kind of marking in the metadata to indicate that the field is special.
// I think maybe you need to check to see if there's an event and field by the same
// name, but I hate to take that overhead on every field lookup.
if (fieldsList == null)
{
fieldsList = new List <MrField>(fieldDefinitionHandles.Count);
}
fieldsList.Add(field);
}
return(fieldsList == null ? ImmutableArray <MrField> .Empty : fieldsList.ToImmutableArray());
}