GeneratorSupport Enumeration
.NET Framework 3.0
Defines identifiers used to determine whether a code generator supports certain types of code elements.
Assembly: System (in system.dll)
This enumeration has a FlagsAttribute attribute that allows a bitwise combination of its member values.
Namespace: System.CodeDom.CompilerAssembly: System (in system.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| ArraysOfArrays | Indicates the generator supports arrays of arrays. | |
| AssemblyAttributes | Indicates the generator supports assembly attributes. | |
| ChainedConstructorArguments | Indicates the generator supports chained constructor arguments. | |
| ComplexExpressions | Indicates the generator supports complex expressions. | |
| DeclareDelegates | Indicates the generator supports delegate declarations. | |
| DeclareEnums | Indicates the generator supports enumeration declarations. | |
| DeclareEvents | Indicates the generator supports event declarations. | |
| DeclareIndexerProperties | Indicates the generator supports the declaration of indexer properties. | |
| DeclareInterfaces | Indicates the generator supports interface declarations. | |
| DeclareValueTypes | Indicates the generator supports value type declarations. | |
| EntryPointMethod | Indicates the generator supports a program entry point method designation. This is used when building executables. | |
| GenericTypeDeclaration | Indicates the generator supports generic type declarations. | |
| GenericTypeReference | Indicates the generator supports generic type references. | |
| GotoStatements | Indicates the generator supports goto statements. | |
| MultidimensionalArrays | Indicates the generator supports referencing multidimensional arrays. Currently, the CodeDom cannot be used to instantiate multidimensional arrays. | |
| MultipleInterfaceMembers | Indicates the generator supports the declaration of members that implement multiple interfaces. | |
| NestedTypes | Indicates the generator supports the declaration of nested types. | |
| ParameterAttributes | Indicates the generator supports parameter attributes. | |
| PartialTypes | Indicates the generator supports partial type declarations. | |
| PublicStaticMembers | Indicates the generator supports public static members. | |
| ReferenceParameters | Indicates the generator supports reference and out parameters. | |
| Resources | Indicates the generator supports compilation with .NET Framework resources. These can be default resources compiled directly into an assembly, or resources referenced in a satellite assembly. | |
| ReturnTypeAttributes | Indicates the generator supports return type attribute declarations. | |
| StaticConstructors | Indicates the generator supports static constructors. | |
| TryCatchStatements | Indicates the generator supports try...catch statements. | |
| Win32Resources | Indicates the generator supports compilation with Win32 resources. |
These identifiers are used when calling the Supports method of a code generator to determine whether the code generator supports generating certain types of code.
The following example illustrates using CompilerParameters to specify various compiler settings and options.
public static bool CompileCode(CodeDomProvider provider, String sourceFile, String exeFile) { CompilerParameters cp = new CompilerParameters(); // Generate an executable instead of // a class library. cp.GenerateExecutable = true; // Set the assembly file name to generate. cp.OutputAssembly = exeFile; // Generate debug information. cp.IncludeDebugInformation = true; // Add an assembly reference. cp.ReferencedAssemblies.Add( "System.dll" ); // Save the assembly as a physical file. cp.GenerateInMemory = false; // Set the level at which the compiler // should start displaying warnings. cp.WarningLevel = 3; // Set whether to treat all warnings as errors. cp.TreatWarningsAsErrors = false; // Set compiler argument to optimize output. cp.CompilerOptions = "/optimize"; // Set a temporary files collection. // The TempFileCollection stores the temporary files // generated during a build in the current directory, // and does not delete them after compilation. cp.TempFiles = new TempFileCollection(".", true); if (provider.Supports(GeneratorSupport.EntryPointMethod)) { // Specify the class that contains // the main method of the executable. cp.MainClass = "Samples.Class1"; } if (provider.Supports(GeneratorSupport.Resources)) { // Set the embedded resource file of the assembly. // This is useful for culture-neutral resources, // or default (fallback) resources. cp.EmbeddedResources.Add("Default.resources"); // Set the linked resource reference files of the assembly. // These resources are included in separate assembly files, // typically localized for a specific language and culture. cp.LinkedResources.Add("nb-no.resources"); } // Invoke compilation. CompilerResults cr = provider.CompileAssemblyFromFile(cp, sourceFile); if(cr.Errors.Count > 0) { // Display compilation errors. Console.WriteLine("Errors building {0} into {1}", sourceFile, cr.PathToAssembly); foreach(CompilerError ce in cr.Errors) { Console.WriteLine(" {0}", ce.ToString()); Console.WriteLine(); } } else { Console.WriteLine("Source {0} built into {1} successfully.", sourceFile, cr.PathToAssembly); Console.WriteLine("{0} temporary files created during the compilation.", cp.TempFiles.Count.ToString()); } // Return the results of compilation. if (cr.Errors.Count > 0) { return false; } else { return true; } }
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