internal ResourceSetWrapper ValidateResourceSet(ResourceSet resourceSet)
{
ResourceSetWrapper wrapper = null;
if (resourceSet != null)
{
if (this.ResourceSetWrapperCache.TryGetValue(resourceSet.Name, out wrapper))
{
return(wrapper);
}
wrapper = ResourceSetWrapper.CreateResourceSetWrapper(resourceSet, this, new Func <ResourceType, ResourceType>(this.ValidateResourceType));
this.ResourceSetWrapperCache[resourceSet.Name] = wrapper;
}
return(wrapper);
}
/// <summary>
/// Validates that <paramref name="resourceSet"/> is cached and read only.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="resourceSet">Resource set to be validated.</param>
/// <returns>Validated resource set, null if the resource set is not supposed to be visible.</returns>
internal ResourceSetWrapper ValidateResourceSet(ResourceSet resourceSet)
{
DebugUtils.CheckNoExternalCallers();
ResourceSetWrapper resourceSetWrapper = null;
if (resourceSet != null)
{
// For IDSP, we want to make sure the metadata object instance stays the same within
// a request because we do reference comparisons. Note the provider can return
// different metadata instances within the same request. The Validate*() methods
// will make sure to return the first cached instance.
if (!this.resourceSetCache.TryGetValue(resourceSet.Name, out resourceSetWrapper))
{
ValidateResourceSetReadOnly(resourceSet);
resourceSetWrapper = ResourceSetWrapper.CreateResourceSetWrapper(resourceSet, this.ValidateResourceType);
this.resourceSetCache[resourceSet.Name] = resourceSetWrapper;
}
}
return(resourceSetWrapper);
}
