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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.
#nullable disable
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.Diagnostics;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Symbols;
using Roslyn.Utilities;
namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.ExpressionEvaluator
{
internal sealed class EEMethodBinder : Binder
{
private readonly MethodSymbol _containingMethod;
private readonly int _parameterOffset;
private readonly ImmutableArray<ParameterSymbol> _targetParameters;
private readonly Binder _sourceBinder;
internal EEMethodBinder(EEMethodSymbol method, MethodSymbol containingMethod, Binder next) : base(next, next.Flags | BinderFlags.InEEMethodBinder)
{
Debug.Assert(method.DeclaringCompilation is not null);
// There are a lot of method symbols floating around and we're doing some subtle things with them.
// 1) method is the EEMethodSymbol that we're going to synthesize and hand to the debugger to evaluate.
// 2) containingMethod is the method that we are conceptually in, e.g. the method containing the
// lambda that is on top of the call stack. Any type parameters will have been replaced with the
// corresponding type parameters from (1) and its containing type.
// 3) method.SubstitutedSourceMethod is the method that we are actually in, e.g. a lambda method in
// a display class. Any type parameters will have been replaced with the corresponding type parameters
// from (1).
// So why do we need all these methods?
// 1) gives us the parameters that we need to actually bind to (it's no good to bind to the symbols
// owned by (2) or (3)). Also, it happens to contain (3), so we don't need to pass (3) explicitly.
// 2) is where we want to pretend we're binding expressions, so we make it the containing symbol of
// this binder.
// 3) is where we'll pretend to be for the purposes of looking up parameters by name. However, any
// parameters we bind to from (3) will be replaced by the corresponding parameters from (1).
_containingMethod = containingMethod;
var substitutedSourceMethod = method.SubstitutedSourceMethod;
_parameterOffset = substitutedSourceMethod.IsStatic ? 0 : 1;
_targetParameters = method.Parameters;
// Note that we never expect this InMethodBinder to find candidate symbols which may be file-local, and therefore pass 'associatedFileIdentifier: null' to the BuckStopsHereBinder.
_sourceBinder = new InMethodBinder(substitutedSourceMethod, new BuckStopsHereBinder(next.Compilation, associatedFileIdentifier: null).WithAdditionalFlags(BinderFlags.InEEMethodBinder));
}
internal override void LookupSymbolsInSingleBinder(LookupResult result, string name, int arity, ConsList<TypeSymbol> basesBeingResolved, LookupOptions options, Binder originalBinder, bool diagnose, ref CompoundUseSiteInfo<AssemblySymbol> useSiteInfo)
{
_sourceBinder.LookupSymbolsInSingleBinder(result, name, arity, basesBeingResolved, options, this, diagnose, ref useSiteInfo);
var symbols = result.Symbols;
for (int i = 0; i < symbols.Count; i++)
{
// Type parameters requiring mapping to the target type and
// should be found by WithMethodTypeParametersBinder instead.
var parameter = (ParameterSymbol)symbols[i];
Debug.Assert(parameter.ContainingSymbol == _sourceBinder.ContainingMemberOrLambda);
Debug.Assert(GeneratedNameParser.GetKind(parameter.Name) == GeneratedNameKind.None);
symbols[i] = _targetParameters[parameter.Ordinal + _parameterOffset];
}
}
internal override void AddLookupSymbolsInfoInSingleBinder(LookupSymbolsInfo info, LookupOptions options, Binder originalBinder)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
internal override Symbol ContainingMemberOrLambda
{
get { return _containingMethod; }
}
}
}
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