DotNetProjectResolver serialization

What information exactly are you trying to serialize from that class? For instance, the assembly data used for reflection is stored in cache files already.

OK. But how can I load this data to my DotNetProjectResolver object after closing of the my application?
And I decide to store all reflection data from my source code which was edited in SyntaxEditor. Can I do this?
May be you will make your classes as Serializable.

[Modified at 11/11/2006 12:57 AM]

To reload externally referenced assemblies you simply add those references back in using methods like AddExternalReference and AddExternalReferenceForSystemAssembly. All the reflection information for those assemblies is stored in the Cache folder that you should have configured via the CachePath before loading any assemblies. Loading cached data is very fast.

For source code in a "project" (that your application edits) that you are working on, you should queue up your source files in the project again as a series of low priority requests to the semantic parser service. This is accomplished easily by calling this sort of line for each source code file:

Thank you for help. Now I'm using cache files and loading files with code when I'm opening my "project". But there are more then 150 files in my project and the first start is too long. Now I want to optimize my code using serialization of DotNetProjectResolver. But I can't to do this. In my project I have to load all files. Could you tell me how I should optimize my application using standart features of the SyntaxEditor?

I see, it's the source project content that is taking a while for you. I'll add a TODO item to enable saving/loading of the DotNetProjectResolver.SourceProjectContent to/from a cache file. That would accomplish what you need, correct?

Yes, thanks a lot!