/// <summary>
/// If source type is insided target type, only grab the type parameters up to the target type. Otherwise, grab consolidated.
/// </summary>
private static TypeNodeList FindNonStandardTypeParametersToBeDuplicated(FindClosurePartsToDuplicate fmd, TypeNode sourceType, TypeNode targetType)
{
Debug.Assert(TypeNode.IsCompleteTemplate(sourceType));
Debug.Assert(TypeNode.IsCompleteTemplate(targetType));
TypeNodeList result = null;
if (sourceType.DeclaringType != null)
{
if (fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(sourceType.DeclaringType))
{
Debug.Assert(false);
return null;
}
if (sourceType.DeclaringType == targetType) return null;
if (IsInsideOf(sourceType, targetType))
{
// difficult case. Grab consolidated type parameters, except the ones up from the target type
var sourceConsolidated = sourceType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (sourceConsolidated == null || sourceConsolidated.Count == 0) return null;
var targetConsolidated = targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (targetConsolidated == null || targetConsolidated.Count == 0) return sourceConsolidated;
if (sourceConsolidated.Count == targetConsolidated.Count) return null; // no extra type parameters
result = new TypeNodeList(sourceConsolidated.Count - targetConsolidated.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < sourceConsolidated.Count; i++)
{
if (i < targetConsolidated.Count) continue;
result.Add(sourceConsolidated[i]);
return result;
}
}
else
{
// For Roslyn-based closures we need to combine all the types from source and target types together.
if (sourceType.IsRoslynBasedStaticClosure())
{
var sourceConsolidated = sourceType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (sourceConsolidated == null || sourceConsolidated.Count == 0) return null;
var targetConsolidated = targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (targetConsolidated == null || targetConsolidated.Count == 0) return sourceConsolidated;
if (sourceConsolidated.Count == targetConsolidated.Count)
return null; // no extra type parameters
result = new TypeNodeList(sourceConsolidated.Count + targetConsolidated.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < targetConsolidated.Count; i++)
{
result.Add(targetConsolidated[i]);
}
for (int i = 0; i < sourceConsolidated.Count; i++)
{
result.Add(sourceConsolidated[i]);
}
return result;
}
result = sourceType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
}
}
return result;
}
internal static MethodContract DuplicateContractAndClosureParts(
DuplicatorForContractsAndClosures dup, Method targetMethod, Method sourceMethod,
ContractNodes contractNodes, bool copyValidations)
{
Contract.Ensures(Contract.Result<MethodContract>() != null);
//System.Console.WriteLine(">>>" + sourceMethod.FullName);
// materialize source contract:
var sourceContract = sourceMethod.Contract;
ForceSideEffect(sourceContract.ContractInitializer);
TypeNode targetType = targetMethod.DeclaringType;
TypeNode sourceType = sourceMethod.DeclaringType;
// need to null out ProvideNestedTypes so the NestedTypes property doesn't use
// metadata to fill in the list of nested types. Because maybe sourceType has
// had nested types added to it in memory and those nested types don't exist
// in the assembly that sourceType is defined in.
// The source type itself shouldn't be duplicated, because any references to its
// members (e.g., method calls) in a contract should remain as references to that
// member. I.e., a contract on virtual method B.M might contain a call to "this.P()". When copying
// the contract from B.M to an override C.M, "this" of type B should become "this" of type C (which
// is why the self parameter is mapped below), but the member B.P() should remain B.P().
// However, any nested types within the source type, such as any closure classes, *should* be
// duplicated.
sourceType.ProvideNestedTypes = null;
targetType.ProvideNestedTypes = null;
// HACK
// For some reason, it is important to materialize the name of the targetType here!!!
// Otherwise the duplicator will fail.
ForceSideEffect(targetType.Name.Name);
Local closureLocal;
FindClosureInitialization(sourceMethod, sourceContract.ContractInitializer, out closureLocal);
// Duplicate anonymous delegates that turn into static methods (and their caching fields)
FindClosurePartsToDuplicate fmd = new FindClosurePartsToDuplicate(sourceType, sourceMethod);
fmd.VisitMethodContract(sourceContract);
// special handling of closures that are not used.
if (closureLocal != null)
{
var closureType = Unspecialize(closureLocal.Type);
if (!fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(closureType))
{
// contracts do not depend on closure and won't copy it, so remove the initialization, otherwise debugger gets confused
DeleteClosureInitialization(sourceMethod, sourceContract, closureLocal);
}
}
// !Very important!
// To get appropriate types mapping for duplicated members we have to have two steps approach.
// First we need to copy all static closures (they're exists only for roslyn-based compiler)
// Second we need to copy all other members (including closures).
// The reason why the members are traversed backwards is following:
// Nested scope can introduced nested closures. In this case, top level closures can reference
// low level closures. Traversing them in backward order will allow to fill type mapping appropriately.
for (var memindex = fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Count - 1; memindex >= 0; memindex--)
{
Member member = fmd.MembersToDuplicate[memindex];
if (IsRoslynBasedStaticClosure(member))
{
DuplicateMember(dup, fmd, memindex, targetType);
}
}
for (var memindex = fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Count - 1; memindex >= 0; memindex--)
{
var member = fmd.MembersToDuplicate[memindex];
if (IsRoslynBasedStaticClosure(member))
{
continue;
}
DuplicateMember(dup, fmd, memindex, targetType);
}
var duplicateContract = dup.VisitMethodContract(sourceContract);
if (copyValidations)
{
duplicateContract.Validations = dup.VisitRequiresList(sourceContract.Validations);
}
foreach (Member mem in sourceType.Members)
{
if (mem == null) continue;
Member newMember = (Member) dup.DuplicateFor[mem.UniqueKey];
if (newMember != null && mem != (Member) targetType && newMember.DeclaringType == targetType &&
!targetType.Members.Contains(newMember))
{
TypeNode nestedType = mem as TypeNode;
if (nestedType != null && nestedType.Template != null)
{
// don't add instantiations
continue;
}
Method nestedMethod = mem as Method;
if (nestedMethod != null && nestedMethod.Template != null)
{
// don't add instantiations
continue;
}
// second conjunct is to make sure we don't recursively add a nested type to itself
// e.g., ArrayList+IListWrapper extends ArrayList and so inherits contracts from it
// so this method could be called with sourceMethod "ArrayList.M" and targetMethod "ArrayList+IListWrapper.M"
// But need to make sure that there isn't already a type with the same name!!!
TypeNode possibleClash = targetType.GetNestedType(newMember.Name);
if (possibleClash != null)
{
newMember.Name = Identifier.For(newMember.Name.Name + "_1");
}
// System.Console.WriteLine("found nested member that wasn't there before closure and contract duplication: {0}", newMember.FullName);
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, newMember, mem);
//targetType.Members.Add(newMember);
}
}
return duplicateContract;
}
private static void DuplicateMember(DuplicatorForContractsAndClosures dup, FindClosurePartsToDuplicate fmd,
int memindex, TypeNode targetType)
{
Member mem = fmd.MembersToDuplicate[memindex];
TypeNode nestedType = mem as TypeNode;
Method closureInstanceMethod = mem as Method;
Method closureMethodTemplate = closureInstanceMethod;
while (closureMethodTemplate != null && closureMethodTemplate.Template != null)
{
closureMethodTemplate = closureMethodTemplate.Template;
}
if (nestedType != null)
{
// if nested type is nested inside another type to be duplicated, skip it
if (nestedType.DeclaringType != null && fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(nestedType.DeclaringType))
return;
// For call-site wrappers, we end up having multiple methods from the same original contract method
// thus we have to avoid duplicating the same closure type multiple times.
var duplicatedNestedType = FindExistingClosureType(targetType, nestedType);
if (duplicatedNestedType == null)
{
dup.FindTypesToBeDuplicated(new TypeNodeList(nestedType));
// if parent type is generic and different from the target type, then we may have to include all the
// consolidated type parameters excluding the ones from the target type.
TypeNodeList originalTemplateParameters = FindNonStandardTypeParametersToBeDuplicated(fmd,
nestedType, targetType);
duplicatedNestedType = dup.Visit(mem) as TypeNode;
if (originalTemplateParameters != null)
{
int parentParameters = (targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters == null)
? 0
: targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters.Count;
if (parentParameters > 0 &&
(nestedType.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters == null ||
nestedType.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters.Count == 0))
{
// type is turning from non-generic to generic
Debug.Assert(false);
}
TypeNodeList dupTPs = DuplicateTypeParameterList(originalTemplateParameters, parentParameters, duplicatedNestedType);
duplicatedNestedType.TemplateParameters = dupTPs;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedNestedType, mem);
// populate the self specialization forwarding
// OriginalDecl<X,Y,Z>.NestedType<A,B,C> -> WrapperType<U,V,W>.NewNestedType<X,Y,Z,A,B,C>
//var oldSelfInstanceType = nestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, nestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
//var newSelfInstanceType = duplicatedNestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, duplicatedNestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
//dup.DuplicateFor[oldSelfInstanceType.UniqueKey] = newSelfInstanceType;
// specialize duplicated type
var specializer = new Specializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalTemplateParameters, dupTPs);
specializer.VisitTypeParameterList(dupTPs); // for constraints etc.
specializer.VisitTypeNode(duplicatedNestedType);
var bodySpecializer = new MethodBodySpecializer(targetType.DeclaringModule,
originalTemplateParameters, dupTPs);
bodySpecializer.Visit(duplicatedNestedType);
// after copying the closure class, clear the self specialization forwarding
// OriginalDecl<X,Y,Z>.NestedType<A,B,C> -> WrapperType<U,V,W>.NewNestedType<X,Y,Z,A,B,C>
//dup.DuplicateFor[oldSelfInstanceType.UniqueKey] = null;
}
else
{
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedNestedType, mem);
}
}
else
{
// already copied type previously
dup.DuplicateFor[nestedType.UniqueKey] = duplicatedNestedType;
#if false
if (nestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateArguments != null)
{
// populate the self specialization forwarding
// NestedType<Self1,Self2> -> NewNestedType<NewSelf1,NewSelf2>
var origSelfInstantiation = nestedType.DeclaringType.GetTemplateInstance(nestedType, nestedType.DeclaringType.TemplateParameters).GetNestedType(nestedType.Name);
var newSelfInstantiation = duplicatedNestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, duplicatedNestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
dup.DuplicateFor[origSelfInstantiation.UniqueKey] = newSelfInstantiation;
// Also forward ContractType<A,B>.NestedType instantiated at target ContractType<X,Y>.NestedType to
// TargetType<X,Y,Z>.NewNestedType<X,Y>, since this reference may appear in the contract itself.
var consolidatedContractTemplateArguments = sourceMethod.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateArguments;
var instantiatedNestedOriginal = nestedType.DeclaringType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, consolidatedContractTemplateArguments).GetNestedType(nestedType.Name);
dup.DuplicateFor[instantiatedNestedOriginal.UniqueKey] = duplicatedNestedType.GetTemplateInstance(targetType, consolidatedContractTemplateArguments);
}
else
{
Debugger.Break();
}
#endif
}
}
else if (closureInstanceMethod != null && closureMethodTemplate != null &&
!fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(closureMethodTemplate.DeclaringType))
{
Method closureMethod = closureMethodTemplate;
Debug.Assert(closureMethod.Template == null);
//var m = FindExistingClosureMethod(targetType, closureMethod);
Method m = null;
// why did we ever try to find an existing one? This can capture a completely unrelated closure that happens to match by name.
if (m == null)
{
Method dupMethod = dup.Visit(closureMethod) as Method;
TypeNodeList actuals;
TransformOriginalConsolidatedTypeFormalsIntoMethodFormals(dupMethod, closureMethod,
closureInstanceMethod, out actuals);
// now setup a forwarding from the closureInstanceMethod to the new instance
Method newInstance = dupMethod.GetTemplateInstance(dupMethod.DeclaringType, actuals);
newInstance.Name = dupMethod.Name;
dup.DuplicateFor[closureInstanceMethod.UniqueKey] = newInstance;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, dupMethod, closureMethod);
// special case when resulting method is generic and instance, then we need to make "this" a parameter
// and the method static, otherwise, there's a type mismatch between the "this" and the explicitly generic parameter types used
// in arguments.
var originalParentTemplateParameters = closureMethod.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (!dupMethod.IsStatic && originalParentTemplateParameters != null && originalParentTemplateParameters.Count > 0)
{
var oldThis = dupMethod.ThisParameter;
oldThis.Type = dup.PossiblyRemapContractClassToInterface(oldThis.Type);
dupMethod.Flags |= MethodFlags.Static;
dupMethod.CallingConvention &= ~CallingConventionFlags.HasThis;
var oldParameters = dupMethod.Parameters;
dupMethod.Parameters = new ParameterList(oldParameters.Count + 1);
dupMethod.Parameters.Add(oldThis); // make explicit
for (int i = 0; i < oldParameters.Count; i++)
{
dupMethod.Parameters.Add(oldParameters[i]);
}
// now need to specialize transforming original parameters into first n method template parameters
var targetTypeParameters = new TypeNodeList(originalParentTemplateParameters.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < originalParentTemplateParameters.Count; i++)
{
targetTypeParameters.Add(dupMethod.TemplateParameters[i]);
}
var specializer = new Specializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalParentTemplateParameters, targetTypeParameters);
specializer.VisitMethod(dupMethod);
var bodySpecializer = new MethodBodySpecializer(targetType.DeclaringModule,
originalParentTemplateParameters, targetTypeParameters);
bodySpecializer.VisitMethod(dupMethod);
}
}
}
else if (closureInstanceMethod != null)
{
var m = FindExistingClosureMethod(targetType, closureInstanceMethod);
if (m == null)
{
Member duplicatedMember = dup.Visit(mem) as Member;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedMember, mem);
}
}
else
{
Member duplicatedMember = dup.Visit(mem) as Member;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedMember, mem);
}
}
internal static MethodContract DuplicateContractAndClosureParts(
DuplicatorForContractsAndClosures dup,
Method targetMethod,
Method sourceMethod,
ContractNodes contractNodes,
bool copyValidations
)
{
//System.Console.WriteLine(">>>" + sourceMethod.FullName);
// materialize source contract:
var sourceContract = sourceMethod.Contract;
ForceSideEffect(sourceContract.ContractInitializer);
TypeNode targetType = targetMethod.DeclaringType;
TypeNode sourceType = sourceMethod.DeclaringType;
// need to null out ProvideNestedTypes so the NestedTypes property doesn't use
// metadata to fill in the list of nested types. Because maybe sourceType has
// had nested types added to it in memory and those nested types don't exist
// in the assembly that sourceType is defined in.
// The source type itself shouldn't be duplicated, because any references to its
// members (e.g., method calls) in a contract should remain as references to that
// member. I.e., a contract on virtual method B.M might contain a call to "this.P()". When copying
// the contract from B.M to an override C.M, "this" of type B should become "this" of type C (which
// is why the self parameter is mapped below), but the member B.P() should remain B.P().
// However, any nested types within the source type, such as any closure classes, *should* be
// duplicated.
sourceType.ProvideNestedTypes = null;
targetType.ProvideNestedTypes = null;
#region HACK
// For some reason, it is important to materialize the name of the targetType here!!!
// Otherwise the duplicator will fail.
ForceSideEffect(targetType.Name.Name);
#endregion
Local closureLocal;
FindClosureInitialization(sourceMethod, sourceContract.ContractInitializer, out closureLocal);
#region Duplicate anonymous delegates that turn into static methods (and their caching fields)
FindClosurePartsToDuplicate fmd = new FindClosurePartsToDuplicate(sourceType, sourceMethod);
fmd.VisitMethodContract(sourceContract);
// special handling of closures that are not used.
if (closureLocal != null)
{
var closureType = Unspecialize(closureLocal.Type);
if (!fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(closureType))
{
// contracts do not depend on closure and won't copy it, so remove the initialization, otherwise debugger gets confused
DeleteClosureInitialization(sourceMethod, sourceContract, closureLocal);
}
}
for (var memindex = fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Count - 1; memindex >= 0; memindex--) {
Member mem = fmd.MembersToDuplicate[memindex];
TypeNode nestedType = mem as TypeNode;
Method closureInstanceMethod = mem as Method;
Method closureMethodTemplate = closureInstanceMethod;
while (closureMethodTemplate != null && closureMethodTemplate.Template != null)
{
closureMethodTemplate = closureMethodTemplate.Template;
}
if (nestedType != null)
{
// if nested type is nested inside another type to be duplicated, skip it
if (nestedType.DeclaringType != null && fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(nestedType.DeclaringType)) continue;
// For call-site wrappers, we end up having multiple methods from the same original contract method
// thus we have to avoid duplicating the same closure type multiple times.
var duplicatedNestedType = FindExistingClosureType(targetType, nestedType);
if (duplicatedNestedType == null) {
dup.FindTypesToBeDuplicated(new TypeNodeList(nestedType));
// if parent type is generic and different from the target type, then we may have to include all the
// consolidated type parameters excluding the ones from the target type.
TypeNodeList originalTemplateParameters = FindNonStandardTypeParametersToBeDuplicated(fmd, nestedType, targetType);
duplicatedNestedType = dup.Visit(mem) as TypeNode;
if (originalTemplateParameters != null) {
int parentParameters = (targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters == null) ? 0 : targetType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters.Count;
if (parentParameters > 0 && (nestedType.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters == null || nestedType.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters.Count == 0))
{
// type is turning from non-generic to generic
Debug.Assert(false);
}
TypeNodeList dupTPs = DuplicateTypeParameterList(originalTemplateParameters, parentParameters, duplicatedNestedType);
duplicatedNestedType.TemplateParameters = dupTPs;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedNestedType, mem);
// populate the self specialization forwarding
// OriginalDecl<X,Y,Z>.NestedType<A,B,C> -> WrapperType<U,V,W>.NewNestedType<X,Y,Z,A,B,C>
//var oldSelfInstanceType = nestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, nestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
//var newSelfInstanceType = duplicatedNestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, duplicatedNestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
//dup.DuplicateFor[oldSelfInstanceType.UniqueKey] = newSelfInstanceType;
// specialize duplicated type
var specializer = new Specializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalTemplateParameters, dupTPs);
specializer.VisitTypeParameterList(dupTPs); // for constraints etc.
specializer.VisitTypeNode(duplicatedNestedType);
var bodySpecializer = new MethodBodySpecializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalTemplateParameters, dupTPs);
bodySpecializer.Visit(duplicatedNestedType);
// after copying the closure class, clear the self specialization forwarding
// OriginalDecl<X,Y,Z>.NestedType<A,B,C> -> WrapperType<U,V,W>.NewNestedType<X,Y,Z,A,B,C>
//dup.DuplicateFor[oldSelfInstanceType.UniqueKey] = null;
}
else
{
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedNestedType, mem);
}
}
else {
// already copied type previously
dup.DuplicateFor[nestedType.UniqueKey] = duplicatedNestedType;
#if false
if (nestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateArguments != null)
{
// populate the self specialization forwarding
// NestedType<Self1,Self2> -> NewNestedType<NewSelf1,NewSelf2>
var origSelfInstantiation = nestedType.DeclaringType.GetTemplateInstance(nestedType, nestedType.DeclaringType.TemplateParameters).GetNestedType(nestedType.Name);
var newSelfInstantiation = duplicatedNestedType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, duplicatedNestedType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters);
dup.DuplicateFor[origSelfInstantiation.UniqueKey] = newSelfInstantiation;
// Also forward ContractType<A,B>.NestedType instantiated at target ContractType<X,Y>.NestedType to
// TargetType<X,Y,Z>.NewNestedType<X,Y>, since this reference may appear in the contract itself.
var consolidatedContractTemplateArguments = sourceMethod.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateArguments;
var instantiatedNestedOriginal = nestedType.DeclaringType.GetGenericTemplateInstance(targetModule, consolidatedContractTemplateArguments).GetNestedType(nestedType.Name);
dup.DuplicateFor[instantiatedNestedOriginal.UniqueKey] = duplicatedNestedType.GetTemplateInstance(targetType, consolidatedContractTemplateArguments);
}
else
{
Debugger.Break();
}
#endif
}
}
else if (closureInstanceMethod != null && closureMethodTemplate != null && !fmd.MembersToDuplicate.Contains(closureMethodTemplate.DeclaringType))
{
Method closureMethod = closureMethodTemplate;
Debug.Assert(closureMethod.Template == null);
//var m = FindExistingClosureMethod(targetType, closureMethod);
Method m = null; // why did we ever try to find an existing one? This can capture a completely unrelated closure that happens to match by name.
if (m == null)
{
Method dupMethod = dup.Visit(closureMethod) as Method;
TypeNodeList actuals;
TransformOriginalConsolidatedTypeFormalsIntoMethodFormals(dupMethod, closureMethod, closureInstanceMethod, out actuals);
// now setup a forwarding from the closureInstanceMethod to the new instance
Method newInstance = dupMethod.GetTemplateInstance(dupMethod.DeclaringType, actuals);
newInstance.Name = dupMethod.Name;
dup.DuplicateFor[closureInstanceMethod.UniqueKey] = newInstance;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, dupMethod, closureMethod);
// special case when resulting method is generic and instance, then we need to make "this" a parameter
// and the method static, otherwise, there's a type mismatch between the "this" and the explicitly generic parameter types used
// in arguments.
var originalParentTemplateParameters = closureMethod.DeclaringType.ConsolidatedTemplateParameters;
if (!dupMethod.IsStatic && originalParentTemplateParameters != null && originalParentTemplateParameters.Count > 0)
{
var oldThis = dupMethod.ThisParameter;
oldThis.Type = dup.PossiblyRemapContractClassToInterface(oldThis.Type);
dupMethod.Flags |= MethodFlags.Static;
dupMethod.CallingConvention &= ~CallingConventionFlags.HasThis;
var oldParameters = dupMethod.Parameters;
dupMethod.Parameters = new ParameterList(oldParameters.Count + 1);
dupMethod.Parameters.Add(oldThis); // make explicit
for (int i = 0; i < oldParameters.Count; i++)
{
dupMethod.Parameters.Add(oldParameters[i]);
}
// now need to specialize transforming original parameters into first n method template parameters
var targetTypeParameters = new TypeNodeList(originalParentTemplateParameters.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < originalParentTemplateParameters.Count; i++)
{
targetTypeParameters.Add(dupMethod.TemplateParameters[i]);
}
var specializer = new Specializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalParentTemplateParameters, targetTypeParameters);
specializer.VisitMethod(dupMethod);
var bodySpecializer = new MethodBodySpecializer(targetType.DeclaringModule, originalParentTemplateParameters, targetTypeParameters);
bodySpecializer.VisitMethod(dupMethod);
}
}
}
else if (closureInstanceMethod != null)
{
var m = FindExistingClosureMethod(targetType, closureInstanceMethod);
if (m == null)
{
Member duplicatedMember = dup.Visit(mem) as Member;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedMember, mem);
}
}
else
{
Member duplicatedMember = dup.Visit(mem) as Member;
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, duplicatedMember, mem);
}
}
#endregion Duplicate anonymous delegates that turn into static methods (and their caching fields)
var duplicateContract = dup.VisitMethodContract(sourceContract);
if (copyValidations) { duplicateContract.Validations = dup.VisitRequiresList(sourceContract.Validations); }
foreach (Member mem in sourceType.Members)
{
if (mem == null) continue;
Member newMember = (Member)dup.DuplicateFor[mem.UniqueKey];
if (newMember != null && mem != (Member)targetType && newMember.DeclaringType == targetType && !targetType.Members.Contains(newMember))
{
TypeNode nestedType = mem as TypeNode;
if (nestedType != null && nestedType.Template != null)
{
// don't add instantiations
continue;
}
Method nestedMethod = mem as Method;
if (nestedMethod != null && nestedMethod.Template != null)
{
// don't add instantiations
continue;
}
// second conjunct is to make sure we don't recursively add a nested type to itself
// e.g., ArrayList+IListWrapper extends ArrayList and so inherits contracts from it
// so this method could be called with sourceMethod "ArrayList.M" and targetMethod "ArrayList+IListWrapper.M"
// But need to make sure that there isn't already a type with the same name!!!
TypeNode possibleClash = targetType.GetNestedType(newMember.Name);
if (possibleClash != null)
{
newMember.Name = Identifier.For(newMember.Name.Name + "_1");
}
// System.Console.WriteLine("found nested member that wasn't there before closure and contract duplication: {0}", newMember.FullName);
dup.SafeAddMember(targetType, newMember, mem);
//targetType.Members.Add(newMember);
}
}
return duplicateContract;
}
