Parse C# class body

Posted 17 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

If the document has been parsed, there will be a CompilationUnit in Document.SemanticParseData. The CompilationUnit is an AST node tree that you can examine recursively. It will all the types and member declarations in it, along with their offsets.

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Posted 17 years ago by BorodaAlex

Thanks for your quick answering my question.

Assume, I have been found the PropertyDeclaration I need. My goal is replace type of Property with new one. How can I find the type of property within range of PropertyDeclaration ? Is it possible via regexp or manual search only or there are some ability to achieve that in SyntaxEditor? Then I need to replace type of private field that is used within Property.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 17 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

Hello I believe you'd want to look at the PropertyDeclaration.ReturnType property.

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Posted 17 years ago by BorodaAlex

Thanks.
I can find the necessary field and replace with new one like this:


document_.ReplaceText(DocumentModificationType.Replace, fieldNode.ReturnType.TextRange,
                                                      newTypeName);

It works fine.
But there is problem with replacing the SimpleName item within Property body.
I am doing the next:


Expression getExpression =((ReturnStatement) (node.GetAccessor.BlockStatement.Statements[0])).Expression;                                    SimpleName getSN = ((SimpleName)getExpression);
document_.ReplaceText(DocumentModificationType.Replace, getSN.TextRange, newPrivateFieldName);

The same for setter.
document_.ReplaceText works incorrect in this case :
oldValue: "isExpensive_"
newValue : "test"

Before:
public bool IsExpensive
{
get { return isExpensive_; }
set { isExpensive_ = value; }
}

After:
public System.Boolean test
{
get { retutest_ve_; }
set { isExtest_alue; }
}
As far as I understood TextRange for setter and getter(SimpleName) is correct, but
document_.ReplaceText works incorrect.

How can I resolve my problem ?

Posted 17 years ago by BorodaAlex

I understood...
After replacing Property and Type by
document_.ReplaceText
the real position of offset was changed and the next calling of
document_.ReplaceText for getter and setter is not valid.

But i still able to change names of items directly
in CompilationUnit like this :


CompilationUnit cu = (CompilationUnit) document_.SemanticParseData;

            foreach (TypeDeclaration typeDeclaration in cu.Types)
            {
                if (typeDeclaration.Name.Text == member.ClassName)
                {
                    foreach (AstNodeBase childNode in typeDeclaration.ChildNodes)
                    {
                        PropertyDeclaration node = childNode as PropertyDeclaration;
                        if (node != null)
                        {
                           //change the correspomding property
                        }
                    }
                }
             }

e.g. for SimpleName


 Expression getExpression = getRS.Expression;
 SimpleName getSN = ((SimpleName)getExpression);
 getSN.Name = newPrivateFieldName;

The same for other nodes.
How can I get text of my class from CompilationUnit after all changes ?

Posted 17 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

Unfortunately right now the AST model doesn't emit code back out. Perhaps that is something we can add in the future though.

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Posted 17 years ago by BorodaAlex

Thanks for your explanation. I have resolved this question in the following way: I parse class body each time after calling of document.Replace() to have topical values of Text ranges of AST items.

The latest build of this product (v24.1.1) was released 7 months ago, which was after the last post in this thread.

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