Hi
I've been trying match up instances of TypeReference with others of
TypeDefinition and also MethodReference with MethodDefinition.
The idea is to detect unused code/count references for each definition.
So far I have done the matching using the FullName property. This works
fine as long as generics is not involved.
With generic classes I have been somewhat successful:
TypeReference dt;
if (dt is TypeSpecification)
dt = ((TypeSpecification)dt).ElementType;
var key = dt.FullName;
But with methods it is not that trivial. Since generics in the return
argument, the method itself and in arguments can all make the FullName
property different.
I've begun to unwrap the structures and temporarily replace the generic
version with its ElementType, then get FullName of the method and finally
restore the original generic versions.
But I get the feeling that it must be a better way?
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