public AnalysisProxy WrapAnalysisValue(AnalysisValue value)
{
var res = new AnalysisProxy(value);
_proxies.Add(res);
return(res);
}
IAnalysisSet IAnalysisSet.Add(AnalysisProxy item, out bool wasChanged)
{
if (((IAnalysisSet)this).Comparer.Equals(this, item))
{
wasChanged = false;
return(this);
}
wasChanged = true;
return(new AnalysisSetDetails.AnalysisSetTwoObject(this, item));
}
internal AnalysisValue(ProjectEntry projectEntry)
{
_proxy = projectEntry.WrapAnalysisValue(this);
}
bool IAnalysisSet.Contains(AnalysisProxy item)
{
return(((IAnalysisSet)this).Comparer.Equals(this, item));
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns a set containing only <paramref name="ns" />. This is
/// exactly equivalent to casting <paramref name="ns" /> to <see
/// cref="IAnalysisSet" />.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ns">The namespace to contain in the set.</param>
public static IAnalysisSet Create(AnalysisProxy ns)
{
return(ns);
}
public static IAnalysisSet Add(this IAnalysisSet set, AnalysisProxy item)
{
bool dummy;
return(set.Add(item, out dummy));
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns a set containing only <paramref name="ns" /> that uses the
/// specified <see cref="UnionComparer" />.
///
/// This is different to casting from <see cref="AnalysisProxy" /> to <see
/// cref="IAnalysisSet" />, because the implementation in <see
/// cref="AnalysisProxy" /> always uses <see cref="ObjectComparer" />.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ns">The namespace to contain in the set.</param>
/// <param name="comparer">The comparer to use for the set.</param>
internal static IAnalysisSet CreateUnion(AnalysisProxy ns, UnionComparer comparer)
{
return(new AnalysisSetDetails.AnalysisSetOneUnion(ns, comparer));
}