internal static object GetNodeData(Node node, Type type)
{
if (node.Value == Utilities.NullIndicator)
{
return(null);
}
// Ensures that the type's static constructor has been run before we try to load it.
// A convenient place to add base type rules is in the type's static constructor, so
// this ensures the base type rules are registered before they are needed.
System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers.RunClassConstructor(type.TypeHandle);
if (type == typeof(string) && node.Value == MultiLineStringNode.Terminator && node.ChildNodeType == NodeChildrenType.multiLineString && node.ChildLines.Count > 0)
{
return(MultiLineStringSpecialCaseHandler.ParseSpecialStringCase(node));
}
if (BaseTypesManager.IsBaseType(type))
{
return(RetrieveDataWithErrorChecking(() => RetrieveBaseTypeNode(node, type)));
}
if (CollectionTypesManager.IsSupportedType(type))
{
return(RetrieveDataWithErrorChecking(() => CollectionTypesManager.RetrieveCollection(node, type)));
}
if (!node.Value.IsNullOrEmpty())
{
return(RetrieveDataWithErrorChecking(() => ComplexTypeShortcuts.GetFromShortcut(node.Value, type)));
}
return(RetrieveDataWithErrorChecking(() => ComplexTypes.RetrieveComplexType(node, type)));
object RetrieveDataWithErrorChecking(Func <object> retrieveDataFunction)
{
try
{
return(retrieveDataFunction.Invoke());
}
catch (CannotRetrieveDataFromNodeException deeperException)
{
// If there's a parsing error deeper in the tree, we want to throw *that* error, so the user gets a line
// number appropriate to the actual error.
throw deeperException;
}
catch
{
throw new CannotRetrieveDataFromNodeException(node, type);
}
}
}
private static bool TryConstructorShortcut(string shortcut, Type type, out object result)
{
try {
if (shortcut.StartsWith("(") && shortcut.EndsWith(")"))
{
string text = shortcut.Substring(1, shortcut.Length - 2); // remove the ( and )
var paramStrings = text.Split(',');
var constructors = type.GetConstructors();
ConstructorInfo constructor = constructors[0];
if (constructors.Length > 1)
{
foreach (var c in constructors)
{
// todo: it would be nice to check constructor parameter types for compatibility with paramStrings.
// say a type had one constructor that took a string, and one constructor that took an int. We should be able to pick the right one.
if (c.GetParameters().Length == paramStrings.Length)
{
constructor = c;
break;
}
}
}
var parameters = constructor.GetParameters();
var constructorParams = new object[parameters.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < parameters.Length; i++)
{
if (i < paramStrings.Length)
{
constructorParams[i] = BaseTypesManager.ParseBaseType(paramStrings[i].Trim(), parameters[i].ParameterType);
}
else // optional parameter support
{
constructorParams[i] = parameters[i].DefaultValue;
}
}
result = constructor.Invoke(constructorParams);
return(true);
}
} catch { } // I am a good programmer
result = null;
return(false);
}
internal static void SetNodeData(Node node, object data, Type type, FileStyle style)
{
if (data == null)
{
node.ClearChildren();
node.Value = Utilities.NullIndicator;
return;
}
else if (node.Value == Utilities.NullIndicator)
{
node.Value = String.Empty;
}
// Ensure the type is initialized. This is especially important if it's added as
// a base type in the type's static constructor.
System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers.RunClassConstructor(type.TypeHandle);
// If we try to save a single-line string and find it is currently saved as a multi-line string, we do NOT remove the mutli-line formatting.
// The reason for this is that there might be comments on the """s, and we want to preserve those comments.
// Also, this happens in only two cases:
// 1. A string that is usually single-line is manually switched to multi-line formatting by a user
// 2. A string is saved as multi-line, then later saved as single-line
// In case 1, we don't want to piss off the user; keep it how they like it.
// In case 2, the string is probably going to be saved again later with multiple lines. It doesn't seem necessary to disrupt the structure
// of the file for something temporary.
string dataAsString = data as string;
if (type == typeof(string) && (dataAsString.ContainsNewLine() || node.ChildNodes.Count > 0))
{
MultiLineStringSpecialCaseHandler.SetStringSpecialCase(node, dataAsString, style);
}
else if (BaseTypesManager.IsBaseType(type))
{
SetBaseTypeNode(node, data, type, style);
}
else if (CollectionTypesManager.IsSupportedType(type))
{
CollectionTypesManager.SetCollectionNode(node, data, type, style);
}
else
{
ComplexTypes.SetComplexNode(node, data, type, style);
}
}
private static object RetrieveBaseTypeNode(Node node, Type type)
{
// Base types are unique in that they CAN be serialized as a single line, and indeed that is how SUCC will always save them.
// However, you CAN manually write a file that uses complex type rules for a base type, and thanks to the logic in this method,
// it will still work.
// See https://github.com/JimmyCushnie/SUCC/issues/26
if (node.ChildNodeType == NodeChildrenType.key && node.ChildNodes.Count > 0)
{
return(ComplexTypes.RetrieveComplexType(node, type));
}
if (BaseTypesManager.TryParseBaseType(node.Value, type, out var result))
{
return(result);
}
return(ComplexTypeShortcuts.GetFromShortcut(node.Value, type));
}
private static bool TryMethodShortcut(string shortcut, Type type, out object result)
{
try {
if (shortcut.Contains("(") && shortcut.Contains(")"))
{
string methodname = shortcut.Substring(0, shortcut.IndexOf('('));
var method = type.GetMethod(methodname, BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static);
if (method != null && method.ReturnType == type)
{
var parameters = method.GetParameters();
string s = shortcut.Substring(shortcut.IndexOf('(') + 1, shortcut.Length - shortcut.IndexOf('(') - 2);
var paramStrings = s.Split(',');
var methodParams = new object[parameters.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < parameters.Length; i++)
{
if (i < paramStrings.Length)
{
methodParams[i] = BaseTypesManager.ParseBaseType(paramStrings[i].Trim(), parameters[i].ParameterType);
}
else // optional parameter support
{
methodParams[i] = parameters[i].DefaultValue;
}
}
result = method.Invoke(null, methodParams);
return(true);
}
}
} catch { } // Who am I kidding. I am a bad programmer :(
result = null;
return(false);
}
private static void SetBaseTypeNode(Node node, object data, Type type, FileStyle style)
{
node.ClearChildren(NodeChildrenType.none);
node.Value = BaseTypesManager.SerializeBaseType(data, type, style);
}
