/// <summary>
/// Writes an instance annotation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="instanceAnnotation">The instance annotation to write.</param>
/// <param name="ignoreFilter">Whether to ignore the filter in settings.</param>
/// <param name="propertyName">The name of the property this instance annotation applies to</param>
internal void WriteInstanceAnnotation(ODataInstanceAnnotation instanceAnnotation, bool ignoreFilter = false, string propertyName = null)
{
string name = instanceAnnotation.Name;
ODataValue value = instanceAnnotation.Value;
Debug.Assert(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(name), "name should not be null or empty");
Debug.Assert(value != null, "value should not be null because we use ODataNullValue for null instead");
Debug.Assert(!(value is ODataStreamReferenceValue), "!(value is ODataStreamReferenceValue) -- ODataInstanceAnnotation and InstanceAnnotationCollection will throw if the value is a stream value.");
Debug.Assert(this.valueSerializer.Model != null, "this.valueSerializer.Model != null");
if (!ignoreFilter && this.valueSerializer.MessageWriterSettings.ShouldSkipAnnotation(name))
{
return;
}
IEdmTypeReference expectedType = MetadataUtils.LookupTypeOfTerm(name, this.valueSerializer.Model);
if (value is ODataNullValue)
{
if (expectedType != null && !expectedType.IsNullable)
{
throw new ODataException(
ODataErrorStrings.JsonLightInstanceAnnotationWriter_NullValueNotAllowedForInstanceAnnotation(
instanceAnnotation.Name, expectedType.FullName()));
}
this.WriteInstanceAnnotationName(propertyName, name);
this.valueSerializer.WriteNullValue();
return;
}
// If we didn't find an expected type from looking up the term in the model, treat this value the same way we would for open property values.
// That is, write the type name (unless its a primitive value with a JSON-native type). If we did find an expected type, treat the annotation value like a
// declared property with an expected type. This will still write out the type if the value type is more derived than the declared type, for example.
bool treatLikeOpenProperty = expectedType == null;
ODataCollectionValue collectionValue = value as ODataCollectionValue;
if (collectionValue != null)
{
IEdmTypeReference typeFromCollectionValue = (IEdmCollectionTypeReference)TypeNameOracle.ResolveAndValidateTypeForCollectionValue(
this.valueSerializer.Model, expectedType, collectionValue, treatLikeOpenProperty, this.writerValidator);
string collectionTypeNameToWrite = this.typeNameOracle.GetValueTypeNameForWriting(collectionValue, expectedType, typeFromCollectionValue, treatLikeOpenProperty);
if (collectionTypeNameToWrite != null)
{
this.odataAnnotationWriter.WriteODataTypePropertyAnnotation(name, collectionTypeNameToWrite);
}
this.WriteInstanceAnnotationName(propertyName, name);
this.valueSerializer.WriteCollectionValue(collectionValue, expectedType, typeFromCollectionValue, false /*isTopLevelProperty*/, false /*isInUri*/, treatLikeOpenProperty);
return;
}
ODataUntypedValue untypedValue = value as ODataUntypedValue;
if (untypedValue != null)
{
this.WriteInstanceAnnotationName(propertyName, name);
this.valueSerializer.WriteUntypedValue(untypedValue);
return;
}
ODataEnumValue enumValue = value as ODataEnumValue;
if (enumValue != null)
{
this.WriteInstanceAnnotationName(propertyName, name);
this.valueSerializer.WriteEnumValue(enumValue, expectedType);
return;
}
ODataPrimitiveValue primitiveValue = value as ODataPrimitiveValue;
Debug.Assert(primitiveValue != null, "Did we add a new subclass of ODataValue?");
IEdmTypeReference typeFromPrimitiveValue = TypeNameOracle.ResolveAndValidateTypeForPrimitiveValue(primitiveValue);
string primitiveTypeNameToWrite = this.typeNameOracle.GetValueTypeNameForWriting(primitiveValue, expectedType, typeFromPrimitiveValue, treatLikeOpenProperty);
if (primitiveTypeNameToWrite != null)
{
this.odataAnnotationWriter.WriteODataTypePropertyAnnotation(name, primitiveTypeNameToWrite);
}
this.WriteInstanceAnnotationName(propertyName, name);
this.valueSerializer.WritePrimitiveValue(primitiveValue.Value, typeFromPrimitiveValue, expectedType);
}
