internal IVsNavInfo GetProjectNavInfo(Project project)
{
return new NavInfo(
this.LibraryGuid,
this.SymbolToolLanguage,
project.GetProjectNavInfoName());
}
private IVsNavInfo CreateNavInfo(
IAssemblySymbol containingAssembly,
Project project,
Compilation compilation,
bool useExpandedHierarchy,
string namespaceName = null,
string className = null,
string memberName = null)
{
Debug.Assert(containingAssembly != null);
Debug.Assert(compilation != null);
var portableExecutableReference = compilation.GetMetadataReference(containingAssembly) as PortableExecutableReference;
var assemblyName = portableExecutableReference != null
? portableExecutableReference.FilePath
: containingAssembly.Identity.Name;
var isReferencedAssembly = !containingAssembly.Identity.Equals(compilation.Assembly.Identity);
// useExpandedHierarchy is true when references are nested inside the project by the
// hierarchy. In Class View, they are nested in the Project References node. In Object Browser,
// they are not.
//
// In the case that references are nested inside of the project, we need to create the nav info
// differently:
//
// project -> containing assembly -> namespace -> type
//
// Otherwise, we create it like so:
//
// containing assembly -> namespace -> type
var libraryName = isReferencedAssembly
? assemblyName
: project.GetProjectNavInfoName();
var metadataProjectItem = useExpandedHierarchy && isReferencedAssembly
? project.GetProjectNavInfoName()
: null;
return new NavInfo(
this.LibraryGuid,
this.SymbolToolLanguage,
libraryName,
metadataProjectItem,
namespaceName,
className,
memberName);
}