private void ParserState_ModuleStateChanged(object sender, Parsing.ParseProgressEventArgs e)
{
// if we are resolving references, we already have the declarations and don't need to display error
if (!(e.State == ParserState.Error ||
(e.State == ParserState.ResolverError &&
e.OldState == ParserState.ResolvingDeclarations)))
{
return;
}
var components = e.Component.Collection;
var componentProject = components.Parent;
{
var projectNode = Projects.OfType <CodeExplorerProjectViewModel>()
.FirstOrDefault(p => p.Declaration.Project.Equals(componentProject));
if (projectNode == null)
{
return;
}
SetErrorState(projectNode, e.Component);
if (_errorStateSet)
{
return;
}
// at this point, we know the node is newly added--we have to add a new node, not just change the icon of the old one.
var projectName = componentProject.Name;
var folderNode = projectNode.Items.FirstOrDefault(f => f is CodeExplorerCustomFolderViewModel && f.Name == projectName);
UiDispatcher.Invoke(() =>
{
if (folderNode == null)
{
folderNode = new CodeExplorerCustomFolderViewModel(projectNode, projectName, projectName);
projectNode.AddChild(folderNode);
}
var declaration = CreateDeclaration(e.Component);
var newNode = new CodeExplorerComponentViewModel(folderNode, declaration, new List <Declaration>())
{
IsErrorState = true
};
folderNode.AddChild(newNode);
// Force a refresh. OnPropertyChanged("Projects") didn't work.
Projects = Projects;
});
}
}
private void ParserState_ModuleStateChanged(object sender, Parsing.ParseProgressEventArgs e)
{
// todo: figure out a way to handle error state.
// the problem is that the _projects collection might not contain our failing module yet.
}