EnvDTE in c#: how do i add parameters to a generated c++ function?











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I am trying to generate a function with parameters. adding the function header and body works fine, but when I try to add parameters I get an exception that I haven't been able to solve.



func.AddParameter("num", "int");


I get the exception:




Failed to return new Code Element. Possibly syntax error. New Element Name: num




this is how I generated the function head and body:



VCCodeFunction func = (VCCodeFunction)(((VCFileCodeModel)(file.FileCodeModel)).AddFunction("testfunc", vsCMFunction.vsCMFunctionFunction, "testClass2"));
func.BodyText = "for(int i=0; i < 5; ++i){}n return 1;";


this generates:



testClass2 testfunc()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {}
return 1;
}


as a temporary solution I get around the issue by manually adding the parameters one character left from where the body starts (or within the parenthesis)



var tp = func.GetStartPoint(vsCMPart.vsCMPartBodyWithDelimiter);
var ep = tp.CreateEditPoint();
ep.CharLeft();
ep.Insert("int num");


but I feel this is bad practice.
what am I doing wrong?










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  • That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
    – Hans Passant
    14 hours ago










  • i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
    – Xeroman0
    10 hours ago










  • Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
    – Hans Passant
    10 hours ago










  • I have tried that. it yields the same result
    – Xeroman0
    1 hour ago















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I am trying to generate a function with parameters. adding the function header and body works fine, but when I try to add parameters I get an exception that I haven't been able to solve.



func.AddParameter("num", "int");


I get the exception:




Failed to return new Code Element. Possibly syntax error. New Element Name: num




this is how I generated the function head and body:



VCCodeFunction func = (VCCodeFunction)(((VCFileCodeModel)(file.FileCodeModel)).AddFunction("testfunc", vsCMFunction.vsCMFunctionFunction, "testClass2"));
func.BodyText = "for(int i=0; i < 5; ++i){}n return 1;";


this generates:



testClass2 testfunc()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {}
return 1;
}


as a temporary solution I get around the issue by manually adding the parameters one character left from where the body starts (or within the parenthesis)



var tp = func.GetStartPoint(vsCMPart.vsCMPartBodyWithDelimiter);
var ep = tp.CreateEditPoint();
ep.CharLeft();
ep.Insert("int num");


but I feel this is bad practice.
what am I doing wrong?










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  • That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
    – Hans Passant
    14 hours ago










  • i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
    – Xeroman0
    10 hours ago










  • Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
    – Hans Passant
    10 hours ago










  • I have tried that. it yields the same result
    – Xeroman0
    1 hour ago













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I am trying to generate a function with parameters. adding the function header and body works fine, but when I try to add parameters I get an exception that I haven't been able to solve.



func.AddParameter("num", "int");


I get the exception:




Failed to return new Code Element. Possibly syntax error. New Element Name: num




this is how I generated the function head and body:



VCCodeFunction func = (VCCodeFunction)(((VCFileCodeModel)(file.FileCodeModel)).AddFunction("testfunc", vsCMFunction.vsCMFunctionFunction, "testClass2"));
func.BodyText = "for(int i=0; i < 5; ++i){}n return 1;";


this generates:



testClass2 testfunc()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {}
return 1;
}


as a temporary solution I get around the issue by manually adding the parameters one character left from where the body starts (or within the parenthesis)



var tp = func.GetStartPoint(vsCMPart.vsCMPartBodyWithDelimiter);
var ep = tp.CreateEditPoint();
ep.CharLeft();
ep.Insert("int num");


but I feel this is bad practice.
what am I doing wrong?










share|improve this question







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I am trying to generate a function with parameters. adding the function header and body works fine, but when I try to add parameters I get an exception that I haven't been able to solve.



func.AddParameter("num", "int");


I get the exception:




Failed to return new Code Element. Possibly syntax error. New Element Name: num




this is how I generated the function head and body:



VCCodeFunction func = (VCCodeFunction)(((VCFileCodeModel)(file.FileCodeModel)).AddFunction("testfunc", vsCMFunction.vsCMFunctionFunction, "testClass2"));
func.BodyText = "for(int i=0; i < 5; ++i){}n return 1;";


this generates:



testClass2 testfunc()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {}
return 1;
}


as a temporary solution I get around the issue by manually adding the parameters one character left from where the body starts (or within the parenthesis)



var tp = func.GetStartPoint(vsCMPart.vsCMPartBodyWithDelimiter);
var ep = tp.CreateEditPoint();
ep.CharLeft();
ep.Insert("int num");


but I feel this is bad practice.
what am I doing wrong?







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  • That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
    – Hans Passant
    14 hours ago










  • i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
    – Xeroman0
    10 hours ago










  • Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
    – Hans Passant
    10 hours ago










  • I have tried that. it yields the same result
    – Xeroman0
    1 hour ago


















  • That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
    – Hans Passant
    14 hours ago










  • i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
    – Xeroman0
    10 hours ago










  • Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
    – Hans Passant
    10 hours ago










  • I have tried that. it yields the same result
    – Xeroman0
    1 hour ago
















That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
– Hans Passant
14 hours ago




That is imaginative casting. The documented method has three arguments.
– Hans Passant
14 hours ago












i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
– Xeroman0
10 hours ago




i'm sorry I don't know what imaginative casting is, and I couldn't find anything about it on the web. also, I get the same exception if I add the third argument which is 0 by default. can you elaborate?
– Xeroman0
10 hours ago












Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
– Hans Passant
10 hours ago




Consider using vsCMTypeRefInt for the 2nd argument.
– Hans Passant
10 hours ago












I have tried that. it yields the same result
– Xeroman0
1 hour ago




I have tried that. it yields the same result
– Xeroman0
1 hour ago

















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