public override IInjectedNodeContext CreateInjectedNodeContext(IInjectedFileContext fileContext, ITreeNode originalNode)
{
var htmlAttributeValue = originalNode as IHtmlAttributeValue;
if (htmlAttributeValue == null)
{
Logger.Fail("Original node is not IHtmlAttributeValue");
return(null);
}
// Ignore the attribute quotes
var stringBuilder = new StringBuilder(htmlAttributeValue.GetTextLength() - 2);
// TODO: Why do html attributes have multiple value elements?
foreach (var valueElement in htmlAttributeValue.ValueElements)
{
valueElement.GetText(stringBuilder);
}
var buffer = new StringBuilderBuffer(stringBuilder);
var languageService = AngularJsLanguage.Instance.LanguageService();
var originalStartOffset = htmlAttributeValue.LeadingQuote == null ? 0 : htmlAttributeValue.LeadingQuote.GetTextLength();
var originalEndOffset = originalStartOffset + buffer.Length;
var context = CreateInjectedFileAndContext(fileContext, originalNode, buffer, languageService,
originalStartOffset, originalEndOffset);
Assertion.Assert(context.RangeTranslator is InjectedRangeTranslator, "RangeTranslator is not an instance of InjectedRangeTranslator");
// TODO: This is funky. We need a better way of passing context to the generated file
// IAngularJsFile? Have a secondary file with islands rather than individual files?
var htmlEntry = HtmlAttributeValueEntry.CreateFromElement(htmlAttributeValue);
if (!htmlEntry.IsEmpty)
{
var declaredElement = htmlEntry.AttributeResolution as IHtmlAttributeDeclaredElement;
if (declaredElement != null)
{
context.GeneratedFile.UserData.PutData(AngularJsFileData.OriginalAttributeType,
declaredElement.ValueType.Name);
}
}
return(context);
}
public override IInjectedNodeContext CreateInjectedNodeContext(IInjectedFileContext fileContext, ITreeNode originalNode)
{
var htmlAttributeValue = originalNode as IHtmlAttributeValue;
if (htmlAttributeValue == null)
{
Logger.Fail("Original node is not IHtmlAttributeValue");
return null;
}
// Ignore the attribute quotes
var stringBuilder = new StringBuilder(htmlAttributeValue.GetTextLength() - 2);
// TODO: Why do html attributes have multiple value elements?
foreach (var valueElement in htmlAttributeValue.ValueElements)
valueElement.GetText(stringBuilder);
var buffer = new StringBuilderBuffer(stringBuilder);
var languageService = AngularJsLanguage.Instance.LanguageService();
var originalStartOffset = htmlAttributeValue.LeadingQuote == null ? 0 : htmlAttributeValue.LeadingQuote.GetTextLength();
var originalEndOffset = originalStartOffset + buffer.Length;
var context = CreateInjectedFileAndContext(fileContext, originalNode, buffer, languageService,
originalStartOffset, originalEndOffset);
Assertion.Assert(context.RangeTranslator is InjectedRangeTranslator, "RangeTranslator is not an instance of InjectedRangeTranslator");
// TODO: This is funky. We need a better way of passing context to the generated file
// IAngularJsFile? Have a secondary file with islands rather than individual files?
var htmlEntry = HtmlAttributeValueEntry.CreateFromElement(htmlAttributeValue);
if (!htmlEntry.IsEmpty)
{
var declaredElement = htmlEntry.AttributeResolution as IHtmlAttributeDeclaredElement;
if (declaredElement != null)
{
context.GeneratedFile.UserData.PutData(AngularJsFileData.OriginalAttributeType,
declaredElement.ValueType.Name);
}
}
return context;
}
