public static ProjectDto FromModelToDto(ProjectModel model)
{
var dto = new ProjectDto();
dto.OwnerUserId = model.OwnerUserId;
CopyIProjectItemModelMembers(dto, model);
CopyProjectContainerItemsFromModelToDto(dto, model);
return dto;
}
public static ProjectModel FromDtoToModel(ProjectDto dto)
{
var model = new ProjectModel();
model.OwnerUserId = dto.OwnerUserId;
CopyIProjectItemModelMembers(model, dto);
CopyProjectContainerItemsFromDtoToModel(model, dto);
return model;
}
public static void IntegrateFileModel(ProjectModel projectModel, ProjectFileModel fileModel)
{
// Parse C# code file => SyntaxTree
// NOTE: The NRefactory Test project uses a somewhat "cleaner"/more "sanitized" version of the
// file content for creating the AST. Why? I can't be certain, but I suspect that this is to
// simplify testing by eliminating stuff that contribute to errors... but maybe there's something
// more to it. Doing some more routine tests on our end should prove whether omitting this step
// actually makes any difference.
fileModel.Parser = new CSharpParser();
fileModel.SyntaxTree = fileModel.Parser.Parse(fileModel.Content, fileModel.Name);
fileModel.SyntaxTree.Freeze();
// Convert syntax tree into parsed file that can be stored in the type system.
fileModel.UnresolvedFile = fileModel.SyntaxTree.ToTypeSystem();
// Add specified file to the project content.
// If a file with the same name already exists, this will update the existing file.
projectModel.ProjectContent = projectModel.ProjectContent.AddOrUpdateFiles(fileModel.UnresolvedFile);
}
