/// <summary>
/// Looks up the fragment representing the name of a <see cref="TSqlObject"/>.
/// Only some common object types are supported - more can be added as needed.
///
/// Searches for the precise TSqlFragment representing the name of the view.
/// If it's possible to find this it can provide the most accurate source
/// position information to support clicking on the error in the errors list
/// and navigating to that precise view definition in a project file
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tSqlObject">The object whose name is requested</param>
/// <returns><see cref="TSqlFragment"/> or null if no name is found</returns>
public static TSqlFragment LookupSchemaObjectName(TSqlObject tSqlObject)
{
TSqlFragment fragment;
if (TSqlModelUtils.TryGetFragmentForAnalysis(tSqlObject, out fragment))
{
NameFindingVisitor visitor = new NameFindingVisitor(tSqlObject);
fragment.Accept(visitor);
return(visitor.Name);
}
return(null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Looks up the fragment representing the name of a <see cref="TSqlObject"/>.
/// Only some common object types are supported - more can be added as needed.
///
/// Searches for the precise TSqlFragment representing the name of the view.
/// If it's possible to find this it can provide the most accurate source
/// position information to support clicking on the error in the errors list
/// and navigating to that precise view definition in a project file
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tSqlObject">The object whose name is requested</param>
/// <returns><see cref="TSqlFragment"/> or null if no name is found</returns>
public static TSqlFragment LookupSchemaObjectName(TSqlObject tSqlObject)
{
TSqlFragment fragment;
if (TSqlModelUtils.TryGetFragmentForAnalysis(tSqlObject, out fragment))
{
NameFindingVisitor visitor = new NameFindingVisitor(tSqlObject);
fragment.Accept(visitor);
return visitor.Name;
}
return null;
}
