public override void VisitExpression(ExpressionSyntax node)
{
// replace Apex-style constructor initializers:
// new Class(Prop1=Value1, Prop2=Value2) => new Class { Prop1=Value1, Prop2=Value2 }
var expr = GenericExpressionHelper.ConvertApexConstructorInitializerToCSharp(node.ExpressionString);
// split into portions and process one by one
base.VisitExpression(new ExpressionSyntax(expr));
}
public void ApexConstructorInitializerIsConvertedToCSharp()
{
string Convert(string x) =>
GenericExpressionHelper.ConvertApexConstructorInitializerToCSharp(x);
var text = "new Something(Property = 1)";
var csharp = Convert(text);
Assert.AreEqual("new Something { Property = 1 }", csharp);
text = @"new MyClass (Email = 'some\'@example.com', Name = 'Hello')";
csharp = Convert(text);
Assert.AreEqual(@"new MyClass { Email = 'some\'@example.com', Name = 'Hello' }", csharp);
text = @"int c = new Contact(ID = 'Hello', Date = Date.NewInstance(1,2,3), Name='y@e\mail.com') + 2";
csharp = Convert(text);
Assert.AreEqual(@"int c = new Contact { ID = 'Hello', Date = Date.NewInstance(1,2,3), Name='y@e\mail.com' } + 2", csharp);
text = @"int c = new Contact(ID = 'Hello', Stuff = [SELECT ID FROM DUAL]), int y = 10";
csharp = Convert(text);
Assert.AreEqual(@"int c = new Contact { ID = 'Hello', Stuff = [SELECT ID FROM DUAL] }, int y = 10", csharp);
}