private SyntaxNodeOrToken YieldSerializerTypeName()
{
//We need special case handling for string arrays.
if (ElementType.IsTypeExact <string>())
{
StringTypeSerializationStatementsBlockEmitter stringSerializerEmitter = new StringTypeSerializationStatementsBlockEmitter(ActualType, Member, Mode);
InvocationExpressionSyntax expressionSyntax = stringSerializerEmitter.Create();
TypeNameTypeCollector genericNameCollector = new TypeNameTypeCollector();
genericNameCollector.Visit(expressionSyntax);
//Now we analyze the expression to determine the string type information
return(genericNameCollector.Types.First());
}
else if (ElementType.IsEnumType())
{
//TODO: Enum string arrays aren't supported. This will break if they send EnumString
//Send element type instead of array type, it's SO much easier that way! But kinda hacky
EnumTypeSerializerStatementsBlockEmitter emitter = new EnumTypeSerializerStatementsBlockEmitter(ActualType.ElementType, Member, Mode);
InvocationExpressionSyntax invokeSyntax = emitter.Create();
TypeNameTypeCollector genericNameCollector = new TypeNameTypeCollector();
genericNameCollector.Visit(invokeSyntax);
//Now we analyze the expression to determine the Enum serializer type.
return(genericNameCollector.Types.First());
}
else
{
return(IdentifierName(GeneratedSerializerNameStringBuilder.Create(ElementType).BuildName(Member)));
}
}
public override InvocationExpressionSyntax Create()
{
string serializerTypeName = GeneratedSerializerNameStringBuilder
.Create(ActualType)
.BuildName();
RawComplexTypeSerializationGenerator generator = new RawComplexTypeSerializationGenerator(ActualType, Member, Mode, serializerTypeName);
return(generator.Create());
}