Model: Groundwork for custom attribute processisng
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Il2CppTests/TestSources/CustomAttributeData.cs
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/*
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Copyright 2019 Katy Coe - http://www.hearthcode.org - http://www.djkaty.com
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All rights reserved.
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*/
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using System;
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using System.Reflection;
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using System.Collections.Generic;
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using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
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using Il2CppTests.TestSources;
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// This code is adapted from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.reflection.customattributedata?view=netframework-4.8
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// The example attribute is applied to the assembly.
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[assembly: Example(ExampleKind.ThirdKind, Note = "This is a note on the assembly.")]
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namespace Il2CppTests.TestSources
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{
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// An enumeration used by the ExampleAttribute class.
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public enum ExampleKind
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{
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FirstKind,
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SecondKind,
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ThirdKind,
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FourthKind
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};
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// An example attribute. The attribute can be applied to all
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// targets, from assemblies to parameters.
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[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.All)]
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public class ExampleAttribute : Attribute
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{
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// Data for properties.
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private ExampleKind kindValue;
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private string noteValue;
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private string[] arrayStrings;
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private int[] arrayNumbers;
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// Constructors. The parameterless constructor (.ctor) calls
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// the constructor that specifies ExampleKind and an array of
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// strings, and supplies the default values.
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public ExampleAttribute(ExampleKind initKind, string[] initStrings) {
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kindValue = initKind;
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arrayStrings = initStrings;
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}
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public ExampleAttribute(ExampleKind initKind) : this(initKind, null) { }
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public ExampleAttribute() : this(ExampleKind.FirstKind, null) { }
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// Properties. The Note and Numbers properties must be read/write, so they
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// can be used as named parameters.
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public ExampleKind Kind => kindValue;
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public string[] Strings => arrayStrings;
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public string Note {
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get { return noteValue; }
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set { noteValue = value; }
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}
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public int[] Numbers {
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get { return arrayNumbers; }
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set { arrayNumbers = value; }
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}
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}
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// The example attribute is applied to the test class.
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[Example(ExampleKind.SecondKind,
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new[] { "String array argument, line 1",
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"String array argument, line 2",
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"String array argument, line 3" },
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Note = "This is a note on the class.",
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Numbers = new[] { 53, 57, 59 })]
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public class Test
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{
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// The example attribute is applied to a method, using the
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// parameterless constructor and supplying a named argument.
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// The attribute is also applied to the method parameter.
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[Example(Note = "This is a note on a method.")]
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public void TestMethod([Example] object arg) { }
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}
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}
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