Code fragment and .Net resolution

SyntaxEditor .NET Languages Add-on for WPF Forum

Posted 10 years ago by Nicolas
Version: 13.1.0583
Platform: .NET 4.0
Environment: Windows 7 (64-bit)
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I use the SyntaxEditor code fragment feature to design a "C# expression control".
My control need to resolve the type of the edited expression.

But it seems that resolution doesn't work on AST part corresponding to footer code.

Here's a simple test :

static void Main(string[] args)
{
    CSharpSyntaxLanguage lang = new CSharpSyntaxLanguage();
    ProjectAssembly projectAssembly = new CSharpProjectAssembly("Test");
    projectAssembly.AssemblyReferences.AddMsCorLib();
    lang.RegisterProjectAssembly(projectAssembly);
    CodeDocument codeDoc = new CodeDocument();
    codeDoc.SetHeaderAndFooterText(@"
        using System;
        class Test
        {
            Test()
            {
                var a = ", @";
                var b = a;
            }
        }");
    codeDoc.SetText("\"Hello world !\"");
    codeDoc.ParseDataChanged += codeDoc_ParseDataChanged;
    codeDoc.Language = lang;
}

static void codeDoc_ParseDataChanged(object sender, ParseDataPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
    ILLParseData data = e.NewValue as ILLParseData;
    ConstructorBody constructorBody = data.Ast.Children[1].Children[1].Children[0].Children[1] as ConstructorBody;
    LocalVariableDeclaration varDecl = constructorBody.Statements.Last() as LocalVariableDeclaration;
    VariableDeclarator declarator = varDecl.Declarators.Last();
    Expression exp = declarator.Initializer;    // expression is 'a'
    TextSnapshotOffset snapshotOffset = new TextSnapshotOffset(data.Snapshot, exp.StartOffset.Value);
    IDotNetContext context = new CSharpContextFactory().CreateContext(snapshotOffset, DotNetContextKind.Self);
    IResolverResultSet resultSet = context.Resolve();
    Debug.Assert(resultSet.Results.Count==1);    // assertion fail !
    Debug.Assert(resultSet.Results[0].Type.QualifiedName.ToString() == "global::System.String");
}

Comments (1)

Answer - Posted 10 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA
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Hi Nicolas,

Sorry but I don't think that resolving things from the footer will work.

What you can do is make a second document with the same language.  Then set its text to be the unified text of the header/text/footer of this document.  Run your same code on that and it works.


Actipro Software Support

The latest build of this product (v23.1.3) was released 19 days ago, which was after the last post in this thread.

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