public sealed override string ToString()
{
string ctorArgs = "";
IList <CustomAttributeTypedArgument> constructorArguments = GetConstructorArguments(throwIfMissingMetadata: false);
if (constructorArguments == null)
{
return(LastResortToString);
}
for (int i = 0; i < constructorArguments.Count; i++)
{
ctorArgs += string.Format(i == 0 ? "{0}" : ", {0}", ComputeTypedArgumentString(constructorArguments[i], typed: false));
}
string namedArgs = "";
IList <CustomAttributeNamedArgument> namedArguments = GetNamedArguments(throwIfMissingMetadata: false);
if (namedArguments == null)
{
return(LastResortToString);
}
for (int i = 0; i < namedArguments.Count; i++)
{
CustomAttributeNamedArgument namedArgument = namedArguments[i];
// Legacy: Desktop sets "typed" to "namedArgument.ArgumentType != typeof(Object)" - on Project N, this property is not available
// (nor conveniently computable as it's not captured in the Project N metadata.) The only consequence is that for
// the rare case of fields and properties typed "Object", we won't decorate the argument value with its actual type name.
bool typed = true;
namedArgs += string.Format(
i == 0 && ctorArgs.Length == 0 ? "{0} = {1}" : ", {0} = {1}",
namedArgument.MemberName,
ComputeTypedArgumentString(namedArgument.TypedValue, typed));
}
return(string.Format("[{0}({1}{2})]", AttributeType.FormatTypeNameForReflection(), ctorArgs, namedArgs));
}
