using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;

using VarDump;

using VarDump.CodeDom.Compiler;

using VarDump.Visitor;

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// For more examples see https://github.com/ycherkes/VarDump/blob/main/test/VarDump.UnitTests/KnownObjectsSpec.cs

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const string name = "World";

FormattableString str = $"Hello, {name}";

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var options = new DumpOptions

{

    ConfigureKnownObjects = (knownObjects, nextDepthVisitor, _, codeWriter) =>

    {

        knownObjects.Add(new FormattableStringVisitor(nextDepthVisitor, codeWriter));

    }

};

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var dumper = new CSharpDumper(options);

var result = dumper.Dump(str);

Console.WriteLine(result);

​

return;

​

class FormattableStringVisitor(INextDepthVisitor nextDepthVisitor, ICodeWriter codeWriter) : IKnownObjectVisitor

{

    public string Id => nameof(FormattableString);

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    public bool IsSuitableFor(object obj, Type objectType)

    {

        return obj is FormattableString;

    }

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    public void ConfigureOptions(Action<DumpOptions> configure)

    {

    }

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    public void Visit(object obj, Type objectType, VisitContext context)

    {

        var formattableString = (FormattableString)obj;

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        IEnumerable<Action> arguments =

        [

            () => codeWriter.WritePrimitive(formattableString.Format)

        ];

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        arguments = arguments.Concat(formattableString.GetArguments().Select(a => (Action)(() => nextDepthVisitor.Visit(a, context))));

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        codeWriter.WriteMethodInvoke(() =>

            codeWriter.WriteMethodReference(

                () => codeWriter.WriteType(typeof(FormattableStringFactory)),

                nameof(FormattableStringFactory.Create)),

            arguments);

    }

}