/// <summary>
/// Create a VsExpresion from a string representation of an expression
/// </summary>
public async Task <VsExpression> CreateAsync(string expression,
Func <string, Task <uint> > evaluate)
{
expression = Preprocess(expression);
if (!TrySplitSizeSpecifierPrefix(expression, out string expressionWithSize,
out string validSuffix))
{
// If we have not found a right bracket that can be part of an expresssion
// size specifier, just try to split around the last comma.
return(ParseWithSimpleFormatter(expression));
}
// We have a candidate for the expression-with-size and a valid suffix.
// For example, for "var,[len]!x", the expression-with-size would be "var,[len]"
// and the suffix is "!x".
// Now try to split the expression and the size. We use our clever splitter that
// can handle the situation when the size specifier contains brackets or commas.
VsExpression parsedExpressionAndSize = ParseWithExpressionFormatter(expressionWithSize);
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(parsedExpressionAndSize.FormatSpecifier.Expression))
{
return(new VsExpression(expression, FormatSpecifier.EMPTY));
}
var sizeExpression = parsedExpressionAndSize.FormatSpecifier.Expression;
// Remove the starting '[' and ending ']'.
sizeExpression = sizeExpression.Substring(1, sizeExpression.Length - 2);
var formatSpecifier = new FormatSpecifier(
parsedExpressionAndSize.FormatSpecifier.Expression + validSuffix);
try
{
uint size = await evaluate(sizeExpression);
formatSpecifier = new FormatSpecifier(
parsedExpressionAndSize.FormatSpecifier.Expression + validSuffix, size);
}
catch (ExpressionEvaluationFailed e)
{
Trace.WriteLine(
$"ERROR: Failed to resolve size format expression: {sizeExpression}." +
$" Reason: {e.Message}.");
}
return(new VsExpression(parsedExpressionAndSize.Value, formatSpecifier));
}
/// <summary>
/// Create an IVariableInformation instance from an expression. The expression may or
/// may not contain a format specifier.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="remoteValue">The remote value associated with the expression.</param>
/// <param name="displayName">
/// The display name of the expression. Uses the value's name if not specified.
/// </param>
/// <param name="formatSpecifier">Value format specifier.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public IVariableInformation Create(RemoteValue remoteValue, string displayName = null,
FormatSpecifier formatSpecifier = null)
{
return(varInfoFactory.Create(remoteValue, displayName, formatSpecifier));
}
public VsExpression(string value, FormatSpecifier formatSpecifier)
{
Value = value;
FormatSpecifier = formatSpecifier;
}
