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Michael Damatov
Michael Damatov

Reputation: 15623

How to create [CustomAttribute(typeof(GenericType<,>))] with ReSharper SDK?

Is there a way to create an attribute with a typeof expression with a generic type?

The following code works only partially:

CSharpElementFactory factory = ...
IClassDeclaration typeDeclaration = ...

IClassDeclaration classDeclaration = ...
IType[] attributeTypeParameters = 
    (from typeParameter in classDeclaration.TypeParameters
    select (IType)TypeFactory.CreateUnknownType(module)).ToArray();
IType classType = TypeFactory.CreateType(classDeclaration.DeclaredElement, 
                                         attributeTypeParameters);

var attribute = factory.CreateAttribute(
    new SpecialAttributeInstance(
        ClrTypeNames.ContractClassAttribute,
        module,
        () => new[] { new AttributeValue(classType) },
        Enumerable.Empty<Pair<string, AttributeValue>>));
typeDeclaration.AddAttributeAfter(attribute, null);

Upvotes: 3

Views: 371

Answers (1)

Dmitri Nesteruk
Dmitri Nesteruk

Reputation: 23789

I suspect the problem is the way in which you are defining your class declaration. Here's a code snippet which decorates the class in context with [ContractClass(typeof(Dictionary<,>))]

ClrTypeName contractClassAttribute = 
  new ClrTypeName("System.Diagnostics.Contracts.ContractClassAttribute");
ClrTypeName someGenericClass = new ClrTypeName("System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2");

var module = provider.PsiModule;
var owner = provider.GetSelectedElement<IClassDeclaration>(true, true);
var factory = CSharpElementFactory.GetInstance(module);

var someGenericTypeElement = TypeElementUtil.GetTypeElementByClrName(someGenericClass, module);
var unknownType = TypeFactory.CreateUnknownType(module);
var someGenericType = TypeFactory.CreateType(someGenericTypeElement, unknownType, unknownType);
var contractClassTypeElement = TypeElementUtil.GetTypeElementByClrName(contractClassAttribute, module);
var attribute = factory.CreateAttribute(contractClassTypeElement, new[] {new AttributeValue(someGenericType)},
                                        EmptyArray<Pair<string, AttributeValue>>.Instance);
owner.AddAttributeAfter(attribute, null);

Upvotes: 1

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