private static EvalResult GetRow(
ResultProvider resultProvider,
DkmInspectionContext inspectionContext,
DkmClrValue pointer,
TypeAndCustomInfo elementTypeAndInfo,
EvalResultDataItem parent
)
{
var value = pointer.Dereference(inspectionContext);
var wasExceptionThrown = value.EvalFlags.Includes(
DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ExceptionThrown
);
var expansion = wasExceptionThrown
? null
: resultProvider.GetTypeExpansion(
inspectionContext,
elementTypeAndInfo,
value,
ExpansionFlags.None,
supportsFavorites: false
);
var parentFullName = parent.ChildFullNamePrefix;
var fullName = parentFullName == null ? null : $"*{parentFullName}";
var editableValue = resultProvider.Formatter2.GetEditableValueString(
value,
inspectionContext,
elementTypeAndInfo.Info
);
// NB: Full name is based on the real (i.e. not DebuggerDisplay) name. This is a change from dev12,
// which used the DebuggerDisplay name, causing surprising results in "Add Watch" scenarios.
return(new EvalResult(
ExpansionKind.PointerDereference,
name: fullName ?? $"*{parent.Name}",
typeDeclaringMemberAndInfo: default(TypeAndCustomInfo),
declaredTypeAndInfo: elementTypeAndInfo,
useDebuggerDisplay: false,
value: value,
displayValue: wasExceptionThrown
? string.Format(Resources.InvalidPointerDereference, fullName ?? parent.Name)
: null,
expansion: expansion,
childShouldParenthesize: true,
fullName: fullName,
childFullNamePrefixOpt: fullName,
formatSpecifiers: Formatter.NoFormatSpecifiers,
category: DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
flags: DkmEvaluationResultFlags.None,
editableValue: editableValue,
inspectionContext: inspectionContext
));
}
private static DkmEvaluationResult GetRow(
ResultProvider resultProvider,
DkmInspectionContext inspectionContext,
DkmClrValue pointer,
Type elementType,
EvalResultDataItem parent)
{
var value = pointer.Dereference();
var valueType = value.Type.GetLmrType();
var wasExceptionThrown = value.EvalFlags.Includes(DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ExceptionThrown);
string debuggerDisplayName;
string debuggerDisplayValue;
string debuggerDisplayType;
value.GetDebuggerDisplayStrings(out debuggerDisplayName, out debuggerDisplayValue, out debuggerDisplayType);
var declaredType = elementType;
var typeName = debuggerDisplayType ?? pointer.InspectionContext.GetTypeName(DkmClrType.Create(pointer.Type.AppDomain, declaredType));
var expansion = wasExceptionThrown
? null
: resultProvider.GetTypeExpansion(inspectionContext, declaredType, value, ExpansionFlags.None);
var fullName = string.Format("*{0}", parent.ChildFullNamePrefix);
var editableValue = resultProvider.Formatter.GetEditableValue(value);
// NB: Full name is based on the real (i.e. not DebuggerDisplay) name. This is a change from dev12,
// which used the DebuggerDisplay name, causing surprising results in "Add Watch" scenarios.
var dataItem = new EvalResultDataItem(
name: null, // Okay for pointer dereferences.
typeDeclaringMember: null,
declaredType: declaredType,
value: value,
expansion: expansion,
childShouldParenthesize: true,
fullName: fullName,
childFullNamePrefixOpt: fullName,
formatSpecifiers: Formatter.NoFormatSpecifiers,
category: DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
flags: DkmEvaluationResultFlags.None,
editableValue: editableValue);
var name = debuggerDisplayName ?? fullName;
var display = debuggerDisplayValue ??
(wasExceptionThrown ? string.Format(Resources.InvalidPointerDereference, fullName) : value.GetValueString());
return(ResultProvider.CreateEvaluationResult(
value,
name,
typeName,
display,
dataItem));
}
private static EvalResultDataItem GetRow(
ResultProvider resultProvider,
DkmInspectionContext inspectionContext,
DkmClrValue pointer,
Type elementType,
EvalResultDataItem parent)
{
var value = pointer.Dereference(inspectionContext);
var wasExceptionThrown = value.EvalFlags.Includes(DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ExceptionThrown);
var declaredType = elementType;
var expansion = wasExceptionThrown ?
null :
resultProvider.GetTypeExpansion(inspectionContext, declaredType, value, ExpansionFlags.None);
var fullName = string.Format("*{0}", parent.ChildFullNamePrefix);
var editableValue = resultProvider.Formatter.GetEditableValue(value, inspectionContext);
// NB: Full name is based on the real (i.e. not DebuggerDisplay) name. This is a change from dev12,
// which used the DebuggerDisplay name, causing surprising results in "Add Watch" scenarios.
return(new EvalResultDataItem(
ExpansionKind.PointerDereference,
name: fullName,
typeDeclaringMember: null,
declaredType: declaredType,
parent: null,
value: value,
displayValue: wasExceptionThrown ? string.Format(Resources.InvalidPointerDereference, fullName) : null,
expansion: expansion,
childShouldParenthesize: true,
fullName: fullName,
childFullNamePrefixOpt: fullName,
formatSpecifiers: Formatter.NoFormatSpecifiers,
category: DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
flags: DkmEvaluationResultFlags.None,
editableValue: editableValue,
inspectionContext: inspectionContext));
}