/// <summary> /// Handler for the using element /// </summary> /// <param name="reader"></param> private void HandleUsingElement(XmlReader reader) { UsingElement referencedNamespace = new UsingElement(this); referencedNamespace.Parse(reader); AliasResolver.Add(referencedNamespace); }
/// <summary> /// Add a ReferenceSchema to the table /// </summary> /// <param name="refSchema">the ReferenceSchema to add</param> public void Add(UsingElement usingElement) { Debug.Assert(usingElement != null, "usingElement parameter is null"); string newNamespace = usingElement.NamespaceName; string newAlias = usingElement.Alias; // Check whether the alias is a reserved keyword if (CheckForSystemNamespace(usingElement, newAlias, NameKind.Alias)) { newAlias = null; } //Check whether the namespace is a reserved keyword if (CheckForSystemNamespace(usingElement, newNamespace, NameKind.Namespace)) { newNamespace = null; } // see if the alias has already been used if (newAlias != null && _aliasToNamespaceMap.ContainsKey(newAlias)) { // it has, issue an error and make sure we don't try to add it usingElement.AddError(ErrorCode.AlreadyDefined, EdmSchemaErrorSeverity.Error, System.Data.Entity.Strings.AliasNameIsAlreadyDefined(newAlias)); newAlias = null; } // If there's an alias, add it. // Its okay if they add the same namespace twice, until they have different alias if (newAlias != null) { _aliasToNamespaceMap.Add(newAlias, newNamespace); _usingElementCollection.Add(usingElement); } }
/// <summary> /// Check if the given name is a reserved keyword. if yes, add appropriate error to the refschema /// </summary> /// <param name="refSchema"></param> /// <param name="name"></param> /// <param name="nameKind"></param> /// <returns></returns> private bool CheckForSystemNamespace(UsingElement refSchema, string name, NameKind nameKind) { Debug.Assert(_definingSchema.ProviderManifest != null, "Since we don't allow using elements in provider manifest, provider manifest can never be null"); // We need to check for system namespace if (EdmItemCollection.IsSystemNamespace(_definingSchema.ProviderManifest, name)) { if (nameKind == NameKind.Alias) { refSchema.AddError(ErrorCode.CannotUseSystemNamespaceAsAlias, EdmSchemaErrorSeverity.Error, System.Data.Entity.Strings.CannotUseSystemNamespaceAsAlias(name)); } else { refSchema.AddError(ErrorCode.NeedNotUseSystemNamespaceInUsing, EdmSchemaErrorSeverity.Error, System.Data.Entity.Strings.NeedNotUseSystemNamespaceInUsing(name)); } return(true); } return(false); }
/// <summary> /// Check if the given name is a reserved keyword. if yes, add appropriate error to the refschema /// </summary> /// <param name="refSchema"></param> /// <param name="name"></param> /// <param name="nameKind"></param> /// <returns></returns> private bool CheckForSystemNamespace(UsingElement refSchema, string name, NameKind nameKind) { Debug.Assert( _definingSchema.ProviderManifest != null, "Since we don't allow using elements in provider manifest, provider manifest can never be null"); // We need to check for system namespace if (EdmItemCollection.IsSystemNamespace(_definingSchema.ProviderManifest, name)) { if (nameKind == NameKind.Alias) { refSchema.AddError( ErrorCode.CannotUseSystemNamespaceAsAlias, EdmSchemaErrorSeverity.Error, Strings.CannotUseSystemNamespaceAsAlias(name)); } else { refSchema.AddError( ErrorCode.NeedNotUseSystemNamespaceInUsing, EdmSchemaErrorSeverity.Error, Strings.NeedNotUseSystemNamespaceInUsing(name)); } return true; } return false; }