ILocalSymbol Interface

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.CodeAnalysis

Assembly:

Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.dll

Package:

Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Common v4.9.2

Source:

ILocalSymbol.cs

Represents a local variable in method body.

public interface class ILocalSymbol : IEquatable<Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::ISymbol ^>, Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::ISymbol

public interface ILocalSymbol : IEquatable<Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.ISymbol>, Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.ISymbol

type ILocalSymbol = interface
    interface ISymbol
    interface IEquatable<ISymbol>

Public Interface ILocalSymbol
Implements IEquatable(Of ISymbol), ISymbol

Implements

ISymbol IEquatable<ISymbol>

Remarks

This interface is reserved for implementation by its associated APIs. We reserve the right to change it in the future.

Properties

CanBeReferencedByName	Returns true if this symbol can be referenced by its name in code. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ConstantValue	Gets the constant value of this local variable.
ContainingAssembly	Gets the IAssemblySymbol for the containing assembly. Returns null if the symbol is shared across multiple assemblies. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ContainingModule	Gets the IModuleSymbol for the containing module. Returns null if the symbol is shared across multiple modules. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ContainingNamespace	Gets the INamespaceSymbol for the nearest enclosing namespace. Returns null if the symbol isn't contained in a namespace. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ContainingSymbol	Gets the ISymbol for the immediately containing symbol. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ContainingType	Gets the INamedTypeSymbol for the containing type. Returns null if the symbol is not contained within a type. (Inherited from ISymbol)
DeclaredAccessibility	Gets a Accessibility indicating the declared accessibility for the symbol. Returns NotApplicable if no accessibility is declared. (Inherited from ISymbol)
DeclaringSyntaxReferences	Get the syntax node(s) where this symbol was declared in source. Some symbols (for example, partial classes) may be defined in more than one location. This property should return one or more syntax nodes only if the symbol was declared in source code and also was not implicitly declared (see the IsImplicitlyDeclared property). Note that for namespace symbol, the declaring syntax might be declaring a nested namespace. For example, the declaring syntax node for N1 in "namespace N1.N2 {...}" is the entire NamespaceDeclarationSyntax for N1.N2. For the global namespace, the declaring syntax will be the CompilationUnitSyntax. (Inherited from ISymbol)
HasConstantValue	Returns false if the local variable wasn't declared as "const", or constant value was omitted or erroneous. True otherwise.
HasUnsupportedMetadata	Indicates that this symbol uses metadata that cannot be supported by the language. Examples include: Pointer types in VB ByRef return type Required custom modifiers This is distinguished from, for example, references to metadata symbols defined in assemblies that weren't referenced. Symbols where this returns true can never be used successfully, and thus should never appear in any IDE feature. This is set for metadata symbols, as follows: Type - if a type is unsupported (for example, a pointer type) Method - parameter or return type is unsupported Field - type is unsupported Event - type is unsupported Property - type is unsupported Parameter - type is unsupported (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsAbstract	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is abstract. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsConst	Returns true if this local variable was declared as "const" (i.e. is a constant declaration). Also returns true for an enum member.
IsDefinition	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is the original definition. Returns false if the symbol is derived from another symbol, by type substitution for instance. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsExtern	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is defined externally. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsFixed	Returns true if the local variable is declared with fixed-pointer-initializer (in unsafe context).
IsForEach	Returns true if this local variable is declared as iteration variable
IsFunctionValue	Returns true if this local variable is function return variable whose name is the function's name, whose type is the return type of the function and whose initial value is the default of its type.
IsImplicitlyDeclared	Returns true if this symbol was automatically created by the compiler, and does not have an explicit corresponding source code declaration. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsOverride	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is an override of a base class symbol. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsRef	Returns true if this local is a ref local or a ref readonly local. Use RefKind to get more detailed information.
IsSealed	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is sealed. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsStatic	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is static. (Inherited from ISymbol)
IsUsing	Returns true if the local variable is declared in resource-acquisition of a 'using statement'; otherwise false
IsVirtual	Gets a value indicating whether the symbol is virtual. (Inherited from ISymbol)
Kind	Gets the SymbolKind indicating what kind of symbol it is. (Inherited from ISymbol)
Language	Gets the source language ("C#" or "Visual Basic"). (Inherited from ISymbol)
Locations	Gets the locations where the symbol was originally defined, either in source or metadata. Some symbols (for example, partial classes) may be defined in more than one location. (Inherited from ISymbol)
MetadataName	Gets the name of a symbol as it appears in metadata. Most of the time, this is the same as the Name property, with the following exceptions: The metadata name of generic types includes the "`1", "`2" etc. suffix that indicates the number of type parameters (it does not include, however, names of containing types or namespaces). The metadata name of explicit interface names have spaces removed, compared to the name property. The length of names is limited to not exceed metadata restrictions. (Inherited from ISymbol)
MetadataToken	Gets the metadata token associated with this symbol, or 0 if the symbol is not loaded from metadata. (Inherited from ISymbol)
Name	Gets the symbol name. Returns the empty string if unnamed. (Inherited from ISymbol)
NullableAnnotation	Gets the top-level nullability of this local variable.
OriginalDefinition	Gets the ISymbol for the original definition of the symbol. If this symbol is derived from another symbol, by type substitution for instance, this gets the original symbol, as it was defined in source or metadata. (Inherited from ISymbol)
RefKind	Whether the variable is a ref or ref readonly local.
ScopedKind	Returns the scoped kind of the local.
Type	Gets the type of this local variable.

Methods

Accept(SymbolVisitor)	(Inherited from ISymbol)
Accept<TArgument,TResult>(SymbolVisitor<TArgument,TResult>, TArgument)	(Inherited from ISymbol)
Accept<TResult>(SymbolVisitor<TResult>)	(Inherited from ISymbol)
Equals(ISymbol, SymbolEqualityComparer)	Determines if this symbol is equal to another, according to the rules of the provided SymbolEqualityComparer (Inherited from ISymbol)
GetAttributes()	Gets the attributes for the symbol. Returns an empty ImmutableArray<T> if there are no attributes. (Inherited from ISymbol)
GetDocumentationCommentId()	Returns the Documentation Comment ID for the symbol, or null if the symbol doesn't support documentation comments. (Inherited from ISymbol)
GetDocumentationCommentXml(CultureInfo, Boolean, CancellationToken)	Gets the XML (as text) for the comment associated with the symbol. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ToDisplayParts(SymbolDisplayFormat)	Convert a symbol to an array of string parts, each of which has a kind. Useful for colorizing the display string. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ToDisplayString(SymbolDisplayFormat)	Converts the symbol to a string representation. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ToMinimalDisplayParts(SemanticModel, Int32, SymbolDisplayFormat)	Convert a symbol to an array of string parts, each of which has a kind. May be tailored to a specific location in the source code. Useful for colorizing the display string. (Inherited from ISymbol)
ToMinimalDisplayString(SemanticModel, Int32, SymbolDisplayFormat)	Convert a symbol to a string that can be displayed to the user. May be tailored to a specific location in the source code. (Inherited from ISymbol)

Extension Methods

IsCatch(ILocalSymbol)
IsFor(ILocalSymbol)
IsForEach(ILocalSymbol)
IsMustOverride(ISymbol)
IsNotOverridable(ISymbol)
IsOverridable(ISymbol)
IsOverrides(ISymbol)
IsShared(ISymbol)	Determines if symbol is Shared.