static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
XlAddIn.SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
string exportedProcName = string.Format("f{0}", index);
object[] registerParameters = GetRegisterParameters(mi, exportedProcName);
string registerName = (string)registerParameters[3];
if (!registeredNames.Add(registerName))
{
// Not added to the set of names, so it was already present
// This function will be registered with a name that has already been used (by this add-in)
if (mi.SuppressOverwriteError)
{
// Logged at Info level - to allow re-registration without error popup
Logger.Registration.Info("Repeated function name: '{0}' - previous registration will be overwritten. ", registerName);
}
else
{
// This logged as an error, but the registration continues - the last function with the name wins, for backward compatibility.
Logger.Registration.Error("Repeated function name: '{0}' - previous registration will be overwritten. ", registerName);
}
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
Logger.Registration.Info("Register - XllPath={0}, ProcName={1}, FunctionType={2}, Name={3} - Result={4}",
registerParameters[0], registerParameters[1], registerParameters[2], registerName,
xlCallResult);
if (xlCallResult is double)
{
mi.RegisterId = (double)xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
RegisterShortCut(mi);
}
}
else
{
Logger.Registration.Error("xlfRegister call failed for function or command: '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
// Now clear out the xll path and store the parameters to support RegistrationInfo access.
registerParameters[0] = null;
registrationInfo.Add(registerParameters);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Logger.Registration.Error(e, "Registration failed for function or command: '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
}
static string Truncate(string s, int length, string logDetail, XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (s == null || s.Length <= length)
{
return(s);
}
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated " + logDetail + " of function '{0}'", mi.Name);
return(s.Substring(0, length));
}
static void Register(List <MethodInfo> methods, List <object> targets, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
Debug.Assert(targets == null || targets.Count == methods.Count);
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(methods, targets, methodAttributes, argumentAttributes);
xlMethods.ForEach(RegisterXlMethod);
// Increment the registration version (safe to call a few times)
registrationInfoVersion += 1.0;
}
static void RegisterShortCut(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.ShortCut))
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlcOnKey, out xlCallResult, mi.ShortCut, mi.Name);
// CONSIDER: We ignore result and suppress errors - maybe log?
addedShortCuts.Add(mi.ShortCut);
}
}
// This is the main conversion function called from XlLibrary.RegisterMethods
// targets may be null - the typical case
public static List <XlMethodInfo> ConvertToXlMethodInfos(List <MethodInfo> methods, List <object> targets, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethodInfos = new List <XlMethodInfo>();
// Set up assembly
// Examine the methods, built the types and infos
// Bake the assembly and export the function pointers
AssemblyBuilder assemblyBuilder;
ModuleBuilder moduleBuilder;
TypeBuilder wrapperTypeBuilder;
assemblyBuilder = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(
new AssemblyName("ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly"),
AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run /*AndSave*/);
moduleBuilder = assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("DynamicDelegates");
wrapperTypeBuilder = moduleBuilder.DefineType("WrapperType");
for (int i = 0; i < methods.Count; i++)
{
MethodInfo mi = methods[i];
object target = (targets == null) ? null : targets[i];
object methodAttrib = (methodAttributes != null && i < methodAttributes.Count) ? methodAttributes[i] : null;
List <object> argAttribs = (argumentAttributes != null && i < argumentAttributes.Count) ? argumentAttributes[i] : null;
try
{
XlMethodInfo xlmi = new XlMethodInfo(mi, target, methodAttrib, argAttribs);
// Skip if suppressed
if (xlmi.ExplicitRegistration)
{
Logger.Registration.Info("Suppressing due to ExplictRegistration attribute: '{0}.{1}'", mi.DeclaringType.Name, mi.Name);
continue;
}
// otherwise continue with delegate type and method building
xlmi.CreateDelegateTypeAndMethodInfo(moduleBuilder, wrapperTypeBuilder, mi, target);
// ... and add to list for further processing and registration
xlMethodInfos.Add(xlmi);
}
catch (DnaMarshalException e)
{
Logger.Registration.Error(e, "Method not registered due to unsupported signature: '{0}.{1}'", mi.DeclaringType.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
Type wrapperType = wrapperTypeBuilder.CreateType();
foreach (XlMethodInfo xlmi in xlMethodInfos)
{
xlmi.CreateDelegateAndFunctionPointer(wrapperType);
}
// assemblyBuilder.Save(@"ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly.dll");
return(xlMethodInfos);
}
static void Register(List <MethodInfo> methods, List <object> targets, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
Debug.Assert(targets == null || targets.Count == methods.Count);
Logger.Registration.Verbose("Registering {0} methods", methods.Count);
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(methods, targets, methodAttributes, argumentAttributes);
// Sort by name in reverse order before registering - this is inspired by the article http://www.benf.org/excel/regcost/
// Makes a small but measurable difference in the Excel registration calls
xlMethods.Sort(delegate(XlMethodInfo mi1, XlMethodInfo mi2) { return(-string.CompareOrdinal(mi1.Name.ToLower(), mi2.Name.ToLower())); });
xlMethods.ForEach(RegisterXlMethod);
// Increment the registration version (safe to call a few times)
registrationInfoVersion += 1.0;
}
static Delegate GetLazyDelegate(XlMethodInfo methodInfo)
{
var lazyLambda = new XlDirectMarshalLazy(() => GetNativeDelegate(methodInfo));
// now we need to return the right method from lazyLambda, to be sure it can be assigned to the intended delegate type
if (methodInfo.HasReturnType)
{
var delegateType = XlDirectMarshalTypes.XlFuncs[methodInfo.Parameters.Length];
var method = typeof(XlDirectMarshalLazy).GetMethod($"Func{methodInfo.Parameters.Length}");
return(Delegate.CreateDelegate(delegateType, lazyLambda, method));
}
else
{
var delegateType = XlDirectMarshalTypes.XlActs[methodInfo.Parameters.Length];
var method = typeof(XlDirectMarshalLazy).GetMethod($"Act{methodInfo.Parameters.Length}");
return(Delegate.CreateDelegate(delegateType, lazyLambda, method));
}
}
// This is the main conversion function called from XlLibrary.RegisterMethods
// targets may be null - the typical case
public static List <XlMethodInfo> ConvertToXlMethodInfos(List <MethodInfo> methods, List <object> targets, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethodInfos = new List <XlMethodInfo>();
// Set up assembly
// Examine the methods, built the types and infos
// Bake the assembly and export the function pointers
AssemblyBuilder assemblyBuilder;
ModuleBuilder moduleBuilder;
assemblyBuilder = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(
new AssemblyName("ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly"),
AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run /*AndSave*/);
moduleBuilder = assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("DynamicDelegates");
for (int i = 0; i < methods.Count; i++)
{
MethodInfo mi = methods[i];
object target = (targets == null) ? null : targets[i];
object methodAttrib = (methodAttributes != null && i < methodAttributes.Count) ? methodAttributes[i] : null;
List <object> argAttribs = (argumentAttributes != null && i < argumentAttributes.Count) ? argumentAttributes[i] : null;
try
{
XlMethodInfo xlmi = new XlMethodInfo(moduleBuilder, mi, target, methodAttrib, argAttribs);
// Skip if suppressed
if (xlmi.ExplicitRegistration)
{
Debug.Print("ExcelDNA -> Suppressing registration for " + mi.Name);
continue;
}
// otherwise add
xlMethodInfos.Add(xlmi);
}
catch (DnaMarshalException e)
{
// TODO: What to do here (maybe logging)?
Debug.Print("ExcelDNA -> Inappropriate Method: " + mi.Name + " - " + e.Message);
}
}
// assemblyBuilder.Save(@"ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly.dll");
return(xlMethodInfos);
}
private static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
XlAddIn.SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
String exportedProcName = String.Format("f{0}", index);
object[] registerParameters = GetRegisterParameters(mi, exportedProcName);
if (!mi.IsCommand && !mi.IsHidden)
{
RecordFunctionInfo(registerParameters);
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
Debug.Print("Register - XllPath={0}, ProcName={1}, FunctionType={2}, MethodName={3} - Result={4}",
registerParameters[0], registerParameters[1], registerParameters[2], registerParameters[3],
xlCallResult);
if (xlCallResult is double)
{
mi.RegisterId = (double)xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
RegisterShortCut(mi);
}
}
else
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.Print("Registration Error! - Register call failed for method {0}", mi.Name);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.WriteLine("Registration Error! - " + e.Message);
}
}
public static void RegisterDelegatesWithAttributes(List <Delegate> delegates, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
// I'm missing LINQ ...
List <MethodInfo> methods = new List <MethodInfo>();
List <object> targets = new List <object>();
for (int i = 0; i < delegates.Count; i++)
{
Delegate del = delegates[i];
// Using del.Method and del.Target from here is a problem
// - then we have to deal with the open/closed situation very carefully.
// We'll pass and invoke the actual delegate, which means the method signature is correct.
// Overhead should be negligible.
methods.Add(del.GetType().GetMethod("Invoke"));
targets.Add(del);
}
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(methods, targets, null, methodAttributes, argumentAttributes);
RegisterXlMethods(xlMethods);
}
// This is the main conversion function called from XlLibrary.RegisterMethods
// targets may be null - the typical case
public static List<XlMethodInfo> ConvertToXlMethodInfos(List<MethodInfo> methods, List<object> targets, List<object> methodAttributes, List<List<object>> argumentAttributes)
{
List<XlMethodInfo> xlMethodInfos = new List<XlMethodInfo>();
// Set up assembly
// Examine the methods, built the types and infos
// Bake the assembly and export the function pointers
AssemblyBuilder assemblyBuilder;
ModuleBuilder moduleBuilder;
assemblyBuilder = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(
new AssemblyName("ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly"),
AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run /*AndSave*/);
moduleBuilder = assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("DynamicDelegates");
for (int i = 0; i < methods.Count; i++)
{
MethodInfo mi = methods[i];
object target = (targets == null) ? null : targets[i];
object methodAttrib = (methodAttributes != null && i < methodAttributes.Count) ? methodAttributes[i] : null;
List<object> argAttribs = (argumentAttributes != null && i < argumentAttributes.Count) ? argumentAttributes[i] : null;
try
{
XlMethodInfo xlmi = new XlMethodInfo(moduleBuilder, mi, target, methodAttrib, argAttribs);
// Skip if suppressed
if (xlmi.ExplicitRegistration)
{
Logger.Registration.Info("Suppressing due to ExplictRegistration attribute: '{0}.{1}'", mi.DeclaringType.Name, mi.Name);
continue;
}
// otherwise add
xlMethodInfos.Add(xlmi);
}
catch (DnaMarshalException e)
{
Logger.Registration.Error(e, "Method not registered due to unsupported signature: '{0}.{1}'", mi.DeclaringType.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
// assemblyBuilder.Save(@"ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly.dll");
return xlMethodInfos;
}
private static void RegisterMenu(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (mi.MenuName != null && mi.MenuName != ""
&& mi.MenuText != null && mi.MenuText != "")
{
IntegrationHelpers.AddCommandMenu(mi.Name, mi.MenuName, mi.MenuText, mi.Description, mi.ShortCut, mi.HelpTopic);
}
}
private static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
String procName = String.Format("f{0}", index);
string functionType;
if ( mi.IsCommand)
{
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0)
functionType = ""; // OK since no other types will be added
else
functionType = ">"; // Use the void / inplace indicator if needed.
}
else
functionType = mi.ReturnType.XlType;
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[mi.Parameters.Length];
string helpTopic;
for (int j = 0; j < mi.Parameters.Length; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
argumentNames += ",";
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
showDescriptions = true;
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " to the last parameters.
if (j == mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
argumentDescriptions[j] += ". ";
} // for each parameter
if (mi.IsClusterSafe && ProcessHelper.SupportsClusterSafe)
functionType += "&";
if (mi.IsMacroType)
functionType += "#";
if (!mi.IsMacroType && mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.xlCallVersion >= 12)
functionType += "$";
if (mi.IsVolatile)
functionType += "!";
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument, Excel considers the function volatile anyway.
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
// DOCUMENT: There is a bug? in Excel 2007 that limits the total argumentname string to 255 chars.
// TODO: Check whether this is fixed in Excel 2010 yet.
// DOCUMENT: I truncate the argument string for all versions.
if (argumentNames.Length > 255)
argumentNames = argumentNames.Substring(0, 255);
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
string functionDescription = mi.Description;
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "")
functionDescription += ". ";
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
showDescriptions = true;
int numArguments;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.xlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
int numArgumentDescriptions;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(argumentDescriptions.Length, maxDescriptions);
numArguments = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions;
}
else
{
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numArguments = 9;
}
// Make HelpTopic without full path relative to xllPath
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.HelpTopic))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
// DOCUMENT: If HelpTopic is not rooted - it is expanded relative to .xll path.
if (Path.IsPathRooted(mi.HelpTopic))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
helpTopic = Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(pathXll), mi.HelpTopic);
}
}
object[] registerParameters = new object[numArguments];
registerParameters[0] = pathXll;
registerParameters[1] = procName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = mi.Name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = mi.Category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/ ;
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
Debug.Print("Register - XllPath={0}, ProcName={1}, FunctionType={2}, MethodName={3} - Result={4}", registerParameters[0], registerParameters[1], registerParameters[2], registerParameters[3], xlCallResult);
if (xlCallResult is double)
{
mi.RegisterId = (double)xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
}
}
else
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.Print("Registration Error! - Register call failed for method {0}", mi.Name);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.WriteLine("Registration Error! - " + e.Message);
}
}
private static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
String procName = String.Format("f{0}", index);
string functionType = mi.ReturnType == null ? "" : mi.ReturnType.XlType.ToString();
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[mi.Parameters.Length];
string helpTopic;
for (int j = 0; j < mi.Parameters.Length; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
{
argumentNames += ",";
}
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " to the last parameters.
if (j == mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] += ". ";
}
} // for each parameter
if (mi.IsMacroType)
{
functionType += "#";
}
else if (mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.xlCallVersion >= 12)
{
functionType += "$";
}
if (mi.IsVolatile)
{
functionType += "!";
}
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument,
// Excel considers the function volatile
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
string functionDescription = mi.Description;
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "")
{
functionDescription += ". ";
}
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
int numArguments;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.xlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
int numArgumentDescriptions;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(argumentDescriptions.Length, maxDescriptions);
numArguments = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions;
}
else
{
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numArguments = 9;
}
// Make HelpTopic without full path relative to xllPath
if (mi.HelpTopic == null || mi.HelpTopic == "")
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
if (Path.IsPathRooted(mi.HelpTopic))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
helpTopic = Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(pathXll), mi.HelpTopic);
}
}
object[] registerParameters = new object[numArguments];
registerParameters[0] = pathXll;
registerParameters[1] = procName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = mi.Name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = mi.Category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/;
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
mi.RegisterId = (double)xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// TODO: What to do here?
Debug.WriteLine(e.Message);
}
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
}
}
public static void RegisterMethods(List <MethodInfo> methods)
{
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(methods);
xlMethods.ForEach(RegisterXlMethod);
}
static string Truncate(string s, int length, string logDetail, XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (s == null || s.Length <= length) return s;
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated " + logDetail + " of function '{0}'", mi.Name);
return s.Substring(0, length);
}
static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
XlAddIn.SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
string exportedProcName = string.Format("f{0}", index);
object[] registerParameters = GetRegisterParameters(mi, exportedProcName);
if (registrationInfo.Exists(ri => ((string)ri[3]).Equals((string)registerParameters[3], StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)))
{
// This function will be registered with a name that has already been used (by this add-in)
if (mi.SuppressOverwriteError)
{
// Logged at Info level - to allow re-registration without error popup
Logger.Registration.Info("Repeated function name: '{0}' - previous registration will be overwritten. ", registerParameters[3]);
}
else
{
// This logged as an error, but the registration continues - the last function with the name wins, for backward compatibility.
Logger.Registration.Error("Repeated function name: '{0}' - previous registration will be overwritten. ", registerParameters[3]);
}
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
Logger.Registration.Info("Register - XllPath={0}, ProcName={1}, FunctionType={2}, Name={3} - Result={4}",
registerParameters[0], registerParameters[1], registerParameters[2], registerParameters[3],
xlCallResult);
if (xlCallResult is double)
{
mi.RegisterId = (double) xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
RegisterShortCut(mi);
}
}
else
{
Logger.Registration.Error("xlfRegister call failed for function or command: '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
// Now clear out the xll path and store the parameters to support RegistrationInfo access.
registerParameters[0] = null;
registrationInfo.Add(registerParameters);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Logger.Registration.Error(e, "Registration failed for function or command: '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
}
private static object[] GetRegisterParameters(XlMethodInfo mi, string exportedProcName)
{
string functionType;
if (mi.ReturnType != null)
{
functionType = mi.ReturnType.XlType;
}
else
{
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0)
{
functionType = ""; // OK since no other types will be added
}
else
{
// This case is also be used for native async functions
functionType = ">"; // Use the void / inplace indicator if needed.
}
}
// TODO: The argument names and descriptions allow some undocumented ",..." form to support paramarray style functions.
// E.g. check the FuncSum function in Generic.c in the SDK.
// We should try some support for this...
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
// For async functions, we need to leave off the last argument
int numArgumentDescriptions = mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction ? mi.Parameters.Length - 1 : mi.Parameters.Length;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[numArgumentDescriptions];
for (int j = 0; j < numArgumentDescriptions; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
{
argumentNames += ",";
}
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
// DOCUMENT: Truncate the argument description if it exceeds the Excel limit of 255 characters
if (j < mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]) &&
argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 255)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 255);
Debug.Print("Truncated argument description of {0} in method {1} as Excel limit was exceeded",
pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
else
{
// Last argument - need to deal with extra ". "
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]))
{
if (argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 253)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 253);
Debug.Print("Truncated field description of {0} in method {1} as Excel limit was exceeded",
pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " to the last parameter.
argumentDescriptions[j] += ". ";
}
}
} // for each parameter
// Add async handle
if (mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
functionType += "X"; // mi.Parameters[mi.Parameters.Length - 1].XlType should be "X" anyway
}
// Native async functions cannot be cluster safe
if (mi.IsClusterSafe && ProcessHelper.SupportsClusterSafe && !mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
functionType += "&";
}
if (mi.IsMacroType)
{
functionType += "#";
}
if (!mi.IsMacroType && mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.XlCallVersion >= 12)
{
functionType += "$";
}
if (mi.IsVolatile)
{
functionType += "!";
}
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument, Excel considers the function volatile anyway.
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
string functionDescription = mi.Description;
// DOCUMENT: Truncate Description to 253 characters (for all versions)
functionDescription = Truncate(functionDescription, 253);
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "")
{
functionDescription += ". ";
}
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
int numRegisterParameters;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.XlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(numArgumentDescriptions, maxDescriptions);
numRegisterParameters = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions; // function description + arg descriptions
}
else
{
// Won't be showing any descriptions.
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numRegisterParameters = 9;
}
// DOCUMENT: Additional truncations of registration info - registration fails with strings longer than 255 chars.
argumentNames = Truncate(argumentNames, 255);
string category = Truncate(mi.Category, 255);
string name = Truncate(mi.Name, 255);
string helpTopic = (mi.HelpTopic == null || mi.HelpTopic.Length <= 255) ? mi.HelpTopic : "";
object[] registerParameters = new object[numRegisterParameters];
registerParameters[0] = XlAddIn.PathXll;
registerParameters[1] = exportedProcName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
return(registerParameters);
}
private static object[] GetRegisterParameters(XlMethodInfo mi, string exportedProcName)
{
string functionType;
if (mi.ReturnType != null)
{
functionType = mi.ReturnType.XlType;
}
else
{
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0)
{
functionType = ""; // OK since no other types will be added
}
else
{
// This case is also be used for native async functions
functionType = ">"; // Use the void / inplace indicator if needed.
}
}
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
// For async functions, we need to leave off the last argument
int numArgumentDescriptions = mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction ? mi.Parameters.Length - 1 : mi.Parameters.Length;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[numArgumentDescriptions];
for (int j = 0; j < numArgumentDescriptions; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
{
argumentNames += ","; // TODO: Should this be a comma, or the Excel list separator?
}
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
// DOCUMENT: Truncate the argument description if it exceeds the Excel limit of 255 characters
if (j < mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]) &&
argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 255)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 255);
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated argument description of '{0}' in function '{1}'", pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
else
{
// Last argument - need to deal with extra ". "
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]))
{
if (argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 253)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 253);
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated final argument description of function '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: Ensure the ". " suffix exists on the last parameter.
if (!argumentDescriptions[j].EndsWith(". "))
{
argumentDescriptions[j] += argumentDescriptions[j].EndsWith(".") ? " " : ". ";
}
}
}
} // for each parameter
// Add async handle
if (mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
functionType += "X"; // mi.Parameters[mi.Parameters.Length - 1].XlType should be "X" anyway
}
// Native async functions cannot be cluster safe
if (mi.IsClusterSafe && ProcessHelper.SupportsClusterSafe && !mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
functionType += "&";
}
if (mi.IsMacroType)
{
functionType += "#";
}
if (!mi.IsMacroType && mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.XlCallVersion >= 12)
{
functionType += "$";
}
if (mi.IsVolatile)
{
functionType += "!";
}
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument, Excel considers the function volatile anyway.
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
// DOCUMENT: Truncate Description to 253 characters (for all versions)
string functionDescription = Truncate(mi.Description, 253, "function description", mi);
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: Ensure the ". " suffix exists if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "" && !functionDescription.EndsWith(". "))
{
functionDescription += functionDescription.EndsWith(".") ? " " : ". ";
}
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
int numRegisterParameters;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.XlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(numArgumentDescriptions, maxDescriptions);
numRegisterParameters = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions; // function description + arg descriptions
}
else
{
// Won't be showing any descriptions.
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numRegisterParameters = 9;
}
// DOCUMENT: Additional truncations of registration info - registration fails with strings longer than 255 chars.
argumentNames = Truncate(argumentNames, 255, "argument names", mi);
argumentNames = argumentNames.TrimEnd(','); // Also trim trailing commas (for params case)
string category = Truncate(mi.Category, 255, "Category name", mi);
string name = Truncate(mi.Name, 255, "Name", mi);
string helpTopic = string.Empty;
if (mi.HelpTopic != null)
{
if (mi.HelpTopic.Length > 255)
{
// Can't safely truncate the help link
Logger.Registration.Warn("Ignoring HelpTopic of function '{0}' - too long", mi.Name);
}
else
{
// It's OK
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
}
object[] registerParameters = new object[numRegisterParameters];
registerParameters[0] = XlAddIn.PathXll;
registerParameters[1] = exportedProcName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
return(registerParameters);
}
private static void RegisterXlMethod(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
int index = registeredMethods.Count;
SetJump(index, mi.FunctionPointer);
String procName = String.Format("f{0}", index);
string functionType;
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0)
{
functionType = ""; // OK since no other types will be added
}
else
{
functionType = ">"; // Use the void / inplace indicator if needed.
}
}
else
{
functionType = mi.ReturnType.XlType;
}
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[mi.Parameters.Length];
string helpTopic;
for (int j = 0; j < mi.Parameters.Length; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
{
argumentNames += ",";
}
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
// DOCUMENT: Truncate the argument description if it exceeds the Excel limit of 255 characters
if (j < mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]) &&
argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 255)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 255);
Debug.Print("Truncated argument description of {0} in method {1} as Excel limit was exceeded",
pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
else
{
// Last argument - need to deal with extra ". "
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]))
{
if (argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 253)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 253);
Debug.Print("Truncated field description of {0} in method {1} as Excel limit was exceeded",
pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " to the last parameter.
argumentDescriptions[j] += ". ";
}
}
} // for each parameter
if (mi.IsClusterSafe && ProcessHelper.SupportsClusterSafe)
{
functionType += "&";
}
if (mi.IsMacroType)
{
functionType += "#";
}
if (!mi.IsMacroType && mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.XlCallVersion >= 12)
{
functionType += "$";
}
if (mi.IsVolatile)
{
functionType += "!";
}
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument, Excel considers the function volatile anyway.
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
// DOCUMENT: There is a bug? in Excel 2007 that limits the total argumentname string to 255 chars.
// TODO: Check whether this is fixed in Excel 2010 yet.
// DOCUMENT: I truncate the argument string for all versions.
if (argumentNames.Length > 255)
{
argumentNames = argumentNames.Substring(0, 255);
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: I add ". " if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
string functionDescription = mi.Description;
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "")
{
functionDescription += ". ";
}
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
{
showDescriptions = true;
}
int numArguments;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.XlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
int numArgumentDescriptions;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(argumentDescriptions.Length, maxDescriptions);
numArguments = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions;
}
else
{
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numArguments = 9;
}
// Make HelpTopic without full path relative to xllPath
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.HelpTopic))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
// DOCUMENT: If HelpTopic is not rooted - it is expanded relative to .xll path.
// If http url does not end with !0 it is appended.
// I don't think https is supported, but it should not be considered an 'unrooted' path anyway.
if (mi.HelpTopic.StartsWith("http://") || mi.HelpTopic.StartsWith("https://"))
{
if (!mi.HelpTopic.EndsWith("!0"))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic + "!0";
}
else
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
}
else if (Path.IsPathRooted(mi.HelpTopic))
{
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
else
{
helpTopic = Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(pathXll), mi.HelpTopic);
}
}
object[] registerParameters = new object[numArguments];
registerParameters[0] = pathXll;
registerParameters[1] = procName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = mi.Name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = mi.Category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/;
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
// Basically suppress problems here !?
try
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlfRegister, out xlCallResult, registerParameters);
Debug.Print("Register - XllPath={0}, ProcName={1}, FunctionType={2}, MethodName={3} - Result={4}", registerParameters[0], registerParameters[1], registerParameters[2], registerParameters[3], xlCallResult);
if (xlCallResult is double)
{
mi.RegisterId = (double)xlCallResult;
registeredMethods.Add(mi);
if (mi.IsCommand)
{
RegisterMenu(mi);
RegisterShortCut(mi);
}
}
else
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.Print("Registration Error! - Register call failed for method {0}", mi.Name);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// TODO: What to do here? LogDisplay??
Debug.WriteLine("Registration Error! - " + e.Message);
}
}
// NOTE: This is called in parallel, from a ThreadPool thread
static Delegate GetNativeDelegate(XlMethodInfo methodInfo)
{
// We convert
//
// double MyFancyFunc(object input1, string input2) { ... }
//
// To
//
// IntPtr MyFancyFuncWrapped(IntPtr<XlOper12> xlinput0, IntPtr<XlString12 xlinput1)
// {
//
// XlMarshalContext ctx = GetContextForThisThread();
// try
// {
//
// input0 = Convert1(xlinput0);
// input1 = Convert2(xlinput1);
//
// result = MyFancyFunc(input0, input1);
// xlresult = ctx.ConvertRet(ctx, result),
// return xlresult;
// }
// catch(Exception ex)
// {
// resultx = HandleEx(ex);
// xlresultx = ctx.ConvertRet(resultex);
// }
//
// return resultx
//
//
// }
// Create the new parameters and return value for the wrapper
// TODO/DM: Consolidate to a single select
var outerParams = methodInfo.Parameters.Select(p => Expression.Parameter(typeof(IntPtr), p.Name)).ToArray();
var innerParamExprs = new Expression[outerParams.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < methodInfo.Parameters.Length; i++)
{
var pi = methodInfo.Parameters[i];
if (pi.XlMarshalConvert == null)
{
innerParamExprs[i] = outerParams[i];
}
else
{
innerParamExprs[i] = Expression.Call(pi.XlMarshalConvert, outerParams[i]);
}
}
Expression innerCall;
if (methodInfo.MethodInfo != null) // Method and optional Target
{
innerCall = Expression.Call(methodInfo.Target == null ? null : Expression.Constant(methodInfo.Target), methodInfo.MethodInfo, innerParamExprs);
}
else // LambdaExpression
{
innerCall = Expression.Invoke(methodInfo.LambdaExpression, innerParamExprs);
}
// variable to hold XlMarshalContext
var ctx = Expression.Variable(typeof(XlMarshalContext), "xlMarshalContext");
var assignCtx = Expression.Assign(ctx, Expression.Call(typeof(XlDirectMarshal), nameof(XlDirectMarshal.GetMarshalContext), null));
if (methodInfo.HasReturnType)
{
var result = Expression.Variable(typeof(IntPtr), "returnValue");
var resultExpr = result; // Overwrite with conversion if applicable
if (methodInfo.ReturnType.XlMarshalConvert != null)
{
innerCall = Expression.Call(ctx, methodInfo.ReturnType.XlMarshalConvert, innerCall);
}
}
// Prepare the ex(ception) local variable
var ex = Expression.Variable(typeof(Exception), "ex");
Expression catchExpression;
if (methodInfo.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
// HandleUnhandledException is called by ExcelAsyncHandle.SetException
var asyncHandle = Expression.TypeAs(innerParamExprs.Last(), typeof(ExcelAsyncHandleNative));
var setExceptionMethod = typeof(ExcelAsyncHandleNative).GetMethod(nameof(ExcelAsyncHandleNative.SetException));
// Need to get instance from parameter list
catchExpression = Expression.Block(
Expression.Call(asyncHandle, setExceptionMethod, ex), // Ignore bool return !?
Expression.Empty());
}
else
{
var handlerMethod = typeof(ExcelIntegration).GetMethod(nameof(ExcelIntegration.HandleUnhandledException), System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Static | System.Reflection.BindingFlags.NonPublic);
var exHandler = Expression.Call(handlerMethod, ex);
if (methodInfo.HasReturnType)
{
if (methodInfo.ReturnType.XlType == XlTypes.Xloper)
{
// We return whatever the result is from the unhandled exception handler
catchExpression = Expression.Call(ctx, XlMarshalConversions.ObjectReturn, exHandler);
}
else
{
// We return #NUM!, which is better than crashing
catchExpression = Expression.Block(exHandler, Expression.Constant(IntPtr.Zero));
}
}
else
{
catchExpression = Expression.Block(exHandler, Expression.Empty());
}
}
Type delegateType;
Expression body;
if (methodInfo.HasReturnType)
{
delegateType = XlDirectMarshalTypes.XlFuncs[methodInfo.Parameters.Length];
body = Expression.Block(
typeof(IntPtr),
new ParameterExpression[] { ctx },
assignCtx,
Expression.TryCatch(
innerCall,
Expression.Catch(ex, catchExpression)));
}
else
{
delegateType = XlDirectMarshalTypes.XlActs[methodInfo.Parameters.Length];
if (methodInfo.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
{
body = Expression.Block(
Expression.TryCatch(
innerCall,
Expression.Catch(ex, catchExpression)));
}
else
{
body = Expression.TryCatch(
innerCall,
Expression.Catch(ex, catchExpression));
}
}
return(Expression.Lambda(delegateType, body, methodInfo.Name, outerParams).Compile());
}
private static object[] GetRegisterParameters(XlMethodInfo mi, string exportedProcName)
{
string functionType;
if (mi.ReturnType != null)
{
functionType = mi.ReturnType.XlType;
}
else
{
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0)
{
functionType = ""; // OK since no other types will be added
}
else
{
// This case is also be used for native async functions
functionType = ">"; // Use the void / inplace indicator if needed.
}
}
string argumentNames = "";
bool showDescriptions = false;
// For async functions, we need to leave off the last argument
int numArgumentDescriptions = mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction ? mi.Parameters.Length - 1 : mi.Parameters.Length;
string[] argumentDescriptions = new string[numArgumentDescriptions];
for (int j = 0; j < numArgumentDescriptions; j++)
{
XlParameterInfo pi = mi.Parameters[j];
functionType += pi.XlType;
if (j > 0)
argumentNames += ","; // TODO: Should this be a comma, or the Excel list separator?
argumentNames += pi.Name;
argumentDescriptions[j] = pi.Description;
if (pi.Description != "")
showDescriptions = true;
// DOCUMENT: Truncate the argument description if it exceeds the Excel limit of 255 characters
if (j < mi.Parameters.Length - 1)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]) &&
argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 255)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 255);
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated argument description of '{0}' in function '{1}'", pi.Name, mi.Name);
}
}
else
{
// Last argument - need to deal with extra ". "
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(argumentDescriptions[j]))
{
if (argumentDescriptions[j].Length > 253)
{
argumentDescriptions[j] = argumentDescriptions[j].Substring(0, 253);
Logger.Registration.Warn("Truncated final argument description of function '{0}'", mi.Name);
}
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: Ensure the ". " suffix exists on the last parameter.
if (!argumentDescriptions[j].EndsWith(". "))
argumentDescriptions[j] += argumentDescriptions[j].EndsWith(".") ? " " : ". ";
}
}
} // for each parameter
// Add async handle
if (mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
functionType += "X"; // mi.Parameters[mi.Parameters.Length - 1].XlType should be "X" anyway
// Native async functions cannot be cluster safe
if (mi.IsClusterSafe && ProcessHelper.SupportsClusterSafe && !mi.IsExcelAsyncFunction)
functionType += "&";
if (mi.IsMacroType)
functionType += "#";
if (!mi.IsMacroType && mi.IsThreadSafe && XlAddIn.XlCallVersion >= 12)
functionType += "$";
if (mi.IsVolatile)
functionType += "!";
// DOCUMENT: If # is set and there is an R argument, Excel considers the function volatile anyway.
// You can call xlfVolatile, false in beginning of function to clear.
// DOCUMENT: Truncate Description to 253 characters (for all versions)
string functionDescription = Truncate(mi.Description, 253, "function description", mi);
// DOCUMENT: Here is the patch for the Excel Function Description bug.
// DOCUMENT: Ensure the ". " suffix exists if the function takes no parameters and has a description.
if (mi.Parameters.Length == 0 && functionDescription != "" && !functionDescription.EndsWith(". "))
functionDescription += functionDescription.EndsWith(".") ? " " : ". ";
// DOCUMENT: When there is no description, we don't add any.
// This allows the user to work around the Excel bug where an extra parameter is displayed if
// the function has no parameter but displays a description
if (mi.Description != "")
showDescriptions = true;
int numRegisterParameters;
// DOCUMENT: Maximum 20 Argument Descriptions when registering using Excel4 function.
int maxDescriptions = (XlAddIn.XlCallVersion < 12) ? 20 : 245;
if (showDescriptions)
{
numArgumentDescriptions = Math.Min(numArgumentDescriptions, maxDescriptions);
numRegisterParameters = 10 + numArgumentDescriptions; // function description + arg descriptions
}
else
{
// Won't be showing any descriptions.
numArgumentDescriptions = 0;
numRegisterParameters = 9;
}
// DOCUMENT: Additional truncations of registration info - registration fails with strings longer than 255 chars.
argumentNames = Truncate(argumentNames, 255, "argument names", mi);
argumentNames = argumentNames.TrimEnd(','); // Also trim trailing commas (for params case)
string category = Truncate(mi.Category, 255, "Category name", mi);
string name = Truncate(mi.Name, 255, "Name", mi);
string helpTopic = string.Empty;
if (mi.HelpTopic != null)
{
if (mi.HelpTopic.Length > 255)
{
// Can't safely truncate the help link
Logger.Registration.Warn("Ignoring HelpTopic of function '{0}' - too long", mi.Name);
}
else
{
// It's OK
helpTopic = mi.HelpTopic;
}
}
object[] registerParameters = new object[numRegisterParameters];
registerParameters[0] = XlAddIn.PathXll;
registerParameters[1] = exportedProcName;
registerParameters[2] = functionType;
registerParameters[3] = name;
registerParameters[4] = argumentNames;
registerParameters[5] = mi.IsCommand ? 2 /*macro*/
: (mi.IsHidden ? 0 : 1); /*function*/
registerParameters[6] = category;
registerParameters[7] = mi.ShortCut; /*shortcut_text*/
registerParameters[8] = helpTopic; /*help_topic*/
if (showDescriptions)
{
registerParameters[9] = functionDescription;
for (int k = 0; k < numArgumentDescriptions; k++)
{
registerParameters[10 + k] = argumentDescriptions[k];
}
}
return registerParameters;
}
static void RegisterMenu(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.MenuName) &&
!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.MenuText))
{
IntegrationHelpers.AddCommandMenu(mi.Name, mi.MenuName, mi.MenuText, mi.Description, mi.ShortCut, mi.HelpTopic);
}
}
public static void RegisterMethodsWithAttributes(List <MethodInfo> methods, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(methods, null, null, methodAttributes, argumentAttributes);
RegisterXlMethods(xlMethods);
}
static void RegisterShortCut(XlMethodInfo mi)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mi.ShortCut))
{
object xlCallResult;
XlCallImpl.TryExcelImpl(XlCallImpl.xlcOnKey, out xlCallResult, mi.ShortCut, mi.Name);
// CONSIDER: We ignore result and suppress errors - maybe log?
addedShortCuts.Add(mi.ShortCut);
}
}
public static void RegisterLambdaExpressionsWithAttributes(List <LambdaExpression> lambdaExpressions, List <object> methodAttributes, List <List <object> > argumentAttributes)
{
List <XlMethodInfo> xlMethods = XlMethodInfo.ConvertToXlMethodInfos(null, null, lambdaExpressions, methodAttributes, argumentAttributes);
RegisterXlMethods(xlMethods);
}
// This is the main conversion function called from XlLibrary.RegisterMethods
public static List<XlMethodInfo> ConvertToXlMethodInfos(List<MethodInfo> methodInfos)
{
List<XlMethodInfo> xlMethodInfos = new List<XlMethodInfo>();
// Set up assembly
// Examine the methods, built the types and infos
// Bake the assembly and export the function pointers
AssemblyBuilder assemblyBuilder;
ModuleBuilder moduleBuilder;
assemblyBuilder = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(
new AssemblyName("ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly"),
AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run /*AndSave*/);
moduleBuilder = assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("DynamicDelegates");
foreach (MethodInfo mi in methodInfos)
{
try
{
XlMethodInfo xlmi = new XlMethodInfo(mi, moduleBuilder);
// Add if no Exceptions
xlMethodInfos.Add(xlmi);
}
catch (DnaMarshalException e)
{
// TODO: What to do here (maybe logging)?
Debug.Print("ExcelDNA -> Inappropriate Method: " + mi.Name + " - " + e.Message);
}
}
// assemblyBuilder.Save(@"ExcelDna.DynamicDelegateAssembly.dll");
return xlMethodInfos;
}
