ApplyToMethodDeclaration Code Mapping Action

Usage

<map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration MethodName="methodname">
    ... inner mapping action ...
</map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration>

Description

Applies a mapping actions to the specified method declaration.

This mapping action can be used with mapping of kind InterfaceImplementation or ClassInheritance.

Properties

​Property	​Usage	​Description
Action	Content property	Mapping action to apply to the method declaration
MethodName	Required	The name of the method to to apply the mapping action to

Example

The following example uses the ApplyToMethodDeclaration to apply the changes required to make a valid implementation of the IValueConverter interface. This interface changed in UWP.

<MapUnit xmlns="clr-namespace:Mobilize.Mappers.Extensibility.Core;assembly=Mobilize.ExtensibleMappers"
         xmlns:map="clr-namespace:Mobilize.Mappers.Extensibility.Code;assembly=Mobilize.ExtensibleMappers">
  <MapUnit.Elements>
    <map:CodeMapPackage Type="System.Windows.Data.IValueConverter">
      <map:CodeMapPackage.Maps>

        <map:CodeMap Kind="Type">
          <map:CodeMap.Action>
            <map:ReplaceClassUsage NewNamespace="Windows.UI.Xaml.Data"  NewClassName="IValueConverter" />
          </map:CodeMap.Action>
        </map:CodeMap>

        <map:CodeMap Kind="InterfaceImplementation">
          <map:ActionSequence>
            <map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration MethodName="Convert">
              <map:ReplaceParameterDeclarationType Position="3">System.String</map:ReplaceParameterDeclarationType>
            </map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration>
            <map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration MethodName="ConvertBack">
              <map:ReplaceParameterDeclarationType Position="3">System.String</map:ReplaceParameterDeclarationType>
            </map:ApplyToMethodDeclaration>
          </map:ActionSequence>
        </map:CodeMap>
      </map:CodeMapPackage.Maps>
    </map:CodeMapPackage>
  </MapUnit.Elements>
</MapUnit>

This mapping action change the signature of the Convert and ConvertBack methods.

Notes