// Looks at the project item. If it's a supported file type it's added to the list, and if it's a filter it keeps digging into it.
private async Task scanProjectItemForSourceFilesAsync(ProjectItem item, SourceFilesWithConfiguration configuredFiles, Configuration configuration, Project project)
{
await JoinableTaskFactory.SwitchToMainThreadAsync();
var itemType = await getTypeOfProjectItemAsync(item);
if (itemType == ProjectItemType.folder)
{
foreach (ProjectItem subItem in item.ProjectItems)
{
await scanProjectItemForSourceFilesAsync(subItem, configuredFiles, configuration, project);
}
}
else if (itemType == ProjectItemType.headerFile || itemType == ProjectItemType.cFile || itemType == ProjectItemType.cppFile)
{
var document = item.Document;
if (document == null)
{
Debug.Fail("isCppFileAsync(item) is true, but item.Document is null!");
return;
}
SourceFile sourceFile = await createSourceFileAsync(document.FullName, configuration, project);
configuredFiles.addFileIfDoesntExistAlready(sourceFile);
}
}
private void runSavedFileAnalysis(SourceFile file, Configuration currentConfig)
{
Debug.Assert(currentConfig != null);
var configuredFiles = new SourceFilesWithConfiguration();
configuredFiles.addFileIfDoesntExistAlready(file);
configuredFiles.Configuration = currentConfig;
_ = System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Run(async delegate
{
await System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Delay(750);
await JoinableTaskFactory.SwitchToMainThreadAsync();
runAnalysis(new List <SourceFilesWithConfiguration> {
configuredFiles
}, true);
});
}