Create shared WellKnownTypes enum #2692
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| var (@namespace, name) = type.GetNamespaceAndName (); | ||
| return tr.IsTypeOf (@namespace, name); |
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Cecil has a similar concept to SpecialType - it's called MetadataType and through it one can detect primitive types (and couple of other cases) faster than string compares.
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Good to know, I'll add that in a new PR. Thanks!
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Create an enum in the shared project for well known types to simplify type checking, avoid using string comparisons when possible, and avoid dereferencing null properties in Roslyn APIs.