protected bool Equals(PropertyStem other)
{
return string.Equals(PropertyName, other.PropertyName)
&& PropertyType == other.PropertyType
&& Equals(ReadMethod, other.ReadMethod)
&& Equals(AccessorField, other.AccessorField)
&& Equals(AccessorProp, other.AccessorProp);
}
public static PropertyStem Merge(
PropertyStem baseStem,
PropertyStem mergeStem)
{
if (baseStem == null) {
return mergeStem;
}
if (baseStem.DeclaringType != mergeStem.DeclaringType) {
throw new ArgumentException("cannot merge property stems from different declaring types");
}
// Below are codified rules for how to merge stems when a class defines two
// different ways to retrieve a property. For example, the class could define
// a property and a getter method. In this case, which should take precedence?
//
// These rules need to be captured somewhere. Currently, there is no good answer
// for where these rules are codified. We will capture them here for now and move
// them out so that these rules can be in the development space elsewhere.
var accessorProp = baseStem.AccessorProp;
var accessorField = baseStem.AccessorField;
var accessorMethod = baseStem.ReadMethod;
var stemPropType = baseStem.PropertyType | mergeStem.PropertyType;
var stemPropName = baseStem.PropertyName;
if (mergeStem.AccessorProp != null) {
if (accessorProp != null)
throw new ArgumentException($"base stem already defines {nameof(baseStem.AccessorProp)}");
accessorProp = mergeStem.AccessorProp;
}
if (mergeStem.AccessorField != null) {
if (accessorField != null)
throw new ArgumentException($"base stem already defines {nameof(baseStem.AccessorField)}");
accessorField = mergeStem.AccessorField;
}
if (mergeStem.ReadMethod != null) {
if (accessorMethod != null)
throw new ArgumentException($"base stem already defines {nameof(baseStem.ReadMethod)}");
accessorMethod = mergeStem.ReadMethod;
}
return new PropertyStem(stemPropName, accessorMethod, accessorField, accessorProp, stemPropType);
}