Class NamingStrategies

The default naming strategies.

Inheritance

System.Object

NamingStrategies

Inherited Members

System.Object.ToString()

System.Object.Equals(System.Object)

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System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)

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Namespace: Loretta.CodeAnalysis.Lua.Experimental.Minifying

Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll

Syntax

public static class NamingStrategies

Methods

Alphabetical(Int32, IEnumerable<IScope>)

The alphabet naming strategy. This is similar to Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>) with:

prefix as _

and alphabet as abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.

It is more optimized than Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>) so use this instead of it whenever possible.

Declaration

public static string Alphabetical(int slot, IEnumerable<IScope> scopes)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Int32	slot
IEnumerable<IScope>	scopes

Returns

Type	Description
System.String

Numerical(Int32, IEnumerable<IScope>)

The alphabet naming strategy. This is similar to Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>) with:

prefix as _

and alphabet as 0123456789.

It is more optimized than Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>) so use this instead of it whenever possible.

Declaration

public static string Numerical(int slot, IEnumerable<IScope> scopes)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Int32	slot
IEnumerable<IScope>	scopes

Returns

Type	Description
System.String

Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>)

The sequential naming strategy factory method. It'll create a NamingStrategy delegate using the provided prefix and alphabet.

Declaration

public static NamingStrategy Sequential(char prefix, ImmutableArray<string> alphabet)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Char	prefix	The prefix to use when a variable of the same name is found.
ImmutableArray<System.String>	alphabet	The alphabet to use. Each character will be a single item.

Returns

Type	Description
NamingStrategy

Remarks

To provide an example of how this strategy works, let's assume the following:

1. prefix is '_'
2. alphabet is "a", "b" and "c"
3. The provided IScope has two variables in scope named 'a' and 'b'.

And these are some of its returns:

• Slot 0: _a (as a is already in scope)
• Slot 1: _b (as b is already in scope)
• Slot 2: c (as there is no c already in scope)
• Slot 3: aa
• Slot 13: aaa
• Slot 40: aaaa

ZeroWidth(Int32, IEnumerable<IScope>)

The non-printable characters naming strategy. ONLY WORKS WHEN TARGETTING LUAJIT. This works like Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>). With prefix as _ and alphabet as zero width unicode characters. It is more optimized than Sequential(Char, ImmutableArray<String>) so use this instead of it whenever possible.

Declaration

public static string ZeroWidth(int slot, IEnumerable<IScope> scopes)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Int32	slot
IEnumerable<IScope>	scopes

Returns

Type	Description
System.String