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Olaru Mircea
Olaru Mircea

Reputation: 2620

Creating a class with CodeTypeDeclaration and adding members to it

i am declaring a class with the help of CodeTypeDeclaration like this : 

CodeTypeDeclaration targetClass = new CodeTypeDeclaration(sType);

I can add a constructor : 

 CodeConstructor constructor = new CodeConstructor();
 constructor.Attributes = MemberAttributes.Public;

Or a member field : 

 CodeMemberField myField = new CodeMemberField();
 myField.Name = fieldName;
 myField.Type = new CodeTypeReference(fieldType);

 targetClass.Members.Add(myField);

But i am trying to add any kind of line , for example a constant declaration : 

const addressFilteresErrorCounters: UInt32 = 0x0000AE77;

Can i do this without using CodeMemberField ? Maybe somehow i can add to the class a CodeSnippetStatement, so let's simply say , add some line to the class by the using the force and not filtering the declaration line with the CodeMemberField ?

Maybe smth like this : 

    targetClass.Members.Add(new CodeSnippetStatement("var n = 2"));

Thanks.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2617

Answers (1)

Andy Jones
Andy Jones

Reputation: 604

You can't add a CodeSnippetStatement directly to a class. You can, however, add them to a CodeMemberMethod for example:

CodeMemberMethod method = new CodeMemberMethod();
method.Name = "DoSomething";
method.Attributes = MemberAttributes.Public | MemberAttributes.Final;
method.Statements.Add(new CodeSnippetStatement("var n = 2;"));

Although you don't need to resort to a CodeSnippetStatement to add a constant. You can use:

CodeTypeDeclaration exampleClass = new CodeTypeDeclaration("GeneratedClass");
CodeMemberField constant = new CodeMemberField(new CodeTypeReference(typeof(System.UInt32)), "addressFilteresErrorCounters");
constant.Attributes = MemberAttributes.Const;
constant.InitExpression = new CodePrimitiveExpression(0x0000AE77);
exampleClass.Members.Add(constant);

Upvotes: 2

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