public TypedAssignExpression(Expression target, Expression expression)
: base(target, expression)
{
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(target);
//TODO: do we need to check the assigning type? if so how can we do it without the actual type handles?
//Helper.AreEqual(this.ElementType, TypedTransformer.GetElementType(expression), "'expression' argument must have the same element type as 'target' argument.");
}
public TypedVariableReferenceExpression(Mono.Cecil.Cil.VariableReference variable)
: base(variable)
{
var type = Type.GetType(variable.VariableType.FullName, true);
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(type);
}
public TypedArgumentReferenceExpression(ParameterReference parameter)
: base(parameter)
{
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(parameter.ParameterType);
}
public TypedUnaryExpression(UnaryOperator @operator, Expression operand)
: base(@operator, operand)
{
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(operand);
}
public TypedBinaryExpression(BinaryOperator @operator, Expression left, Expression right)
: base(@operator, left, right)
{
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(left);
Helper.AreEqual(this.ElementType, TypedTransformer.GetElementType(right), "left and right expressions do not have the same ElementType");
}
public TypedLiteralExpression(object value)
: base(value)
{
this.ElementType = TypedTransformer.GetElementType(value);
}