/// <summary>
/// Use this constructor when you don't want some things emitted into the output.
/// For instance, if <paramref name="e"/> is <code>EmitOptions.ExtVis</code>
/// then all methods, types, etc., that are not visible outside of the assembly are not emitted into the output.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">
/// Indicates what to emit and what to leave out.
/// For instance, if it is <code>EmitOptions.ExtVis</code>
/// then all methods, types, etc., that are not visible outside of the assembly
/// are not emitted into the output.
/// </param>
/// <param name="keepAttributes">
/// Specify whether to keep custom attributes on types, methods, assembly, etc.
/// </param>
/// <param name="exemptAttributes">
/// A list of attribute names that are exempt from the polarity of <paramref name="keepAttributes"/>.
/// For instance, if <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> is true, then if an attribute is in the list, that
/// means to not emit it. Conversely, if <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> is false, then if it is in the
/// list, it means to emit it.
/// </param>
/// <param name="backwardCompatibility">
/// When true, then this behaves just like the original AsmMeta. That means, among other things, that the argument values
/// of <paramref name="e"/> and <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> are ignored and the values KeepOptions.ExtVis and
/// false, respectively, are used instead.
/// </param>
public DeleteThings(AsmMetaHostEnvironment host, KeepOptions e, SecurityKeepOptions transparency, bool keepAttributes, string[] exemptAttributes, bool backwardCompatibility)
: base(host) {
this.asmMetaHostEnvironment = host;
if (backwardCompatibility) {
this.WhatToKeep = KeepOptions.ExtVis;
this.KeepAttributes = false;
this.backwardCompat = true;
this.SecurityWhatToKeep = SecurityKeepOptions.All;
} else {
this.WhatToKeep = e;
this.KeepAttributes = keepAttributes;
this.SecurityWhatToKeep = transparency;
}
for (int i = 0, n = exemptAttributes == null ? 0 : exemptAttributes.Length; i < n; i++) {
this.ExemptAttributes[exemptAttributes[i]] = true;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Use this constructor when you don't want some things emitted into the output.
/// For instance, if <paramref name="e"/> is <code>EmitOptions.ExtVis</code>
/// then all methods, types, etc., that are not visible outside of the assembly are not emitted into the output.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">
/// Indicates what to emit and what to leave out.
/// For instance, if it is <code>EmitOptions.ExtVis</code>
/// then all methods, types, etc., that are not visible outside of the assembly
/// are not emitted into the output.
/// </param>
/// <param name="keepAttributes">
/// Specify whether to keep custom attributes on types, methods, assembly, etc.
/// </param>
/// <param name="exemptAttributes">
/// A list of attribute names that are exempt from the polarity of <paramref name="keepAttributes"/>.
/// For instance, if <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> is true, then if an attribute is in the list, that
/// means to not emit it. Conversely, if <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> is false, then if it is in the
/// list, it means to emit it.
/// </param>
/// <param name="backwardCompatibility">
/// When true, then this behaves just like the original AsmMeta. That means, among other things, that the argument values
/// of <paramref name="e"/> and <paramref name="keepAttributes"/> are ignored and the values KeepOptions.ExtVis and
/// false, respectively, are used instead.
/// </param>
public DeleteThings(AsmMetaHostEnvironment host, KeepOptions e, SecurityKeepOptions transparency, bool keepAttributes, string[] exemptAttributes, bool backwardCompatibility)
: base(host)
{
this.asmMetaHostEnvironment = host;
if (backwardCompatibility)
{
this.WhatToKeep = KeepOptions.ExtVis;
this.KeepAttributes = false;
this.backwardCompat = true;
this.SecurityWhatToKeep = SecurityKeepOptions.All;
}
else
{
this.WhatToKeep = e;
this.KeepAttributes = keepAttributes;
this.SecurityWhatToKeep = transparency;
}
for (int i = 0, n = exemptAttributes == null ? 0 : exemptAttributes.Length; i < n; i++)
{
this.ExemptAttributes[exemptAttributes[i]] = true;
}
}
