| File: Microsoft\Tools\ServiceModel\SvcUtil\ToolRuntime.cs | Web Access |
| Project: src\src\svcutilcore\src\dotnet-svcutil.xmlserializer.csproj (dotnet-svcutil.xmlserializer) |
// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements. // The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license. // See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information. // DevNote: See how there are no using statements needed here? // That's part of the plan. Let's keep it that way. namespace Microsoft.Tools.ServiceModel.SvcUtil.XmlSerializer { internal class ToolRuntime { private Options _options; internal ToolRuntime(Options options) { _options = options; } internal ToolExitCodes Run() { if (!_options.NoLogo) ToolConsole.WriteHeader(); if (_options.GetToolMode() == ToolMode.DisplayHelp) { ToolConsole.WriteHelpText(); return ToolExitCodes.Success; } else if(!_options.Quiet) { ToolConsole.WriteWarning(System.SR.WrnToolIsUsedDirectly); return ToolExitCodes.InputError; } else { InputModule inputModule = InputModule.LoadInputs(_options); Tool.Assert(_options.GetToolMode().HasValue, System.SR.Format(System.SR.AmbiguousToolUseage)); return ExecuteToolMode(inputModule); } } private ToolExitCodes ExecuteToolMode(InputModule inputModule) { GenerateSerializer(inputModule); return ToolExitCodes.Success; } private ToolExitCodes GenerateSerializer(InputModule inputModule) { ToolConsole.WriteLine(System.SR.Format(System.SR.GeneratingSerializer)); XmlSerializerGenerator generator = new XmlSerializerGenerator(_options); generator.GenerateCode(inputModule.Assemblies); return ToolExitCodes.Success; } } }