IRuleExpression Schnittstelle

Definition

public interface class IRuleExpression

public interface IRuleExpression

type IRuleExpression = interface

Public Interface IRuleExpression

Beispiele

Der folgende Code erstellt einen Ausdruck, der in deklarativen Bedingungen und Regelsätzen verwendet werden kann. Der Ausdruck heißt TwoOfThree, und akzeptiert drei Parameter, die alle zu Booleans ausgewertet werden müssen. Dieser Ausdruck gibt zurück true , wenn 2 der drei Ausdrücke zurückgegeben truewerden.

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using System.CodeDom;  
using System.Text;  
using System.Workflow.Activities.Rules;  
using System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Compiler;  

namespace TwoOfThreeRuleExpression  
{  
    public class TwoOfThree : CodeExpression, IRuleExpression  
    {  
        CodeExpression expression1, expression2, expression3;  

        public CodeExpression First  
        {  
            get { return expression1; }  
            set { expression1 = value; }  
        }  

        public CodeExpression Second  
        {  
            get { return expression2; }  
            set { expression2 = value; }  
        }  

        public CodeExpression Third  
        {  
            get { return expression3; }  
            set { expression3 = value; }  
        }  

        public TwoOfThree()  
        {  
            // constructor required for deserialization  
        }  

        public TwoOfThree(CodeExpression first, CodeExpression second, CodeExpression third)  
        {  
            // constructor required by parser  
            expression1 = first;  
            expression2 = second;  
            expression3 = third;  
        }  

        public void AnalyzeUsage(RuleAnalysis analysis, bool isRead, bool isWritten, RulePathQualifier qualifier)  
        {  
            // check what the 3 expressions use  
            RuleExpressionWalker.AnalyzeUsage(analysis, expression1, true, false, null);  
            RuleExpressionWalker.AnalyzeUsage(analysis, expression2, true, false, null);  
            RuleExpressionWalker.AnalyzeUsage(analysis, expression3, true, false, null);  
        }  

        public CodeExpression Clone()  
        {  
            TwoOfThree result = new TwoOfThree();  
            result.expression1 = RuleExpressionWalker.Clone(expression1);  
            result.expression2 = RuleExpressionWalker.Clone(expression2);  
            result.expression3 = RuleExpressionWalker.Clone(expression3);  
            return result;  
        }  

        public void Decompile(StringBuilder stringBuilder, CodeExpression parentExpression)  
        {  
            // what should be displayed by the parser  
            stringBuilder.Append("TwoOfThree(");  
            RuleExpressionWalker.Decompile(stringBuilder, expression1, this);  
            stringBuilder.Append(", ");  
            RuleExpressionWalker.Decompile(stringBuilder, expression2, this);  
            stringBuilder.Append(", ");  
            RuleExpressionWalker.Decompile(stringBuilder, expression3, this);  
            stringBuilder.Append(")");  
        }  

        static RuleLiteralResult resultTrue = new RuleLiteralResult(true);  
        static RuleLiteralResult resultFalse = new RuleLiteralResult(false);  

        public RuleExpressionResult Evaluate(RuleExecution execution)  
        {  
            // start by doing the first 2 expressions  
            RuleExpressionResult r1 = RuleExpressionWalker.Evaluate(execution, expression1);  
            RuleExpressionResult r2 = RuleExpressionWalker.Evaluate(execution, expression2);  
            bool b1 = (bool)r1.Value;  
            bool b2 = (bool)r2.Value;  
            if (b1 && b2)  
            {  
                // both are true, so result is true  
                return resultTrue;  
            }  
            else if (b1 || b2)  
            {  
                // only one of the first 2 is true, evaluate the third to determine result  
                return RuleExpressionWalker.Evaluate(execution, expression3);  
            }  
            else  
                // both e1 and e2 are false, so skip e3 and return false;  
                return resultFalse;  
        }  

        public bool Match(CodeExpression expression)  
        {  
            TwoOfThree other = expression as TwoOfThree;  
            return (other != null) &&  
                RuleExpressionWalker.Match(expression1, other.expression1) &&  
                RuleExpressionWalker.Match(expression2, other.expression2) &&  
                RuleExpressionWalker.Match(expression3, other.expression3);  
        }  

        public RuleExpressionInfo Validate(RuleValidation validation, bool isWritten)  
        {  
            ValidateExpression(validation, expression1, "First");  
            ValidateExpression(validation, expression2, "Second");  
            ValidateExpression(validation, expression3, "Third");  
            return new RuleExpressionInfo(typeof(bool));  
        }  

        private void ValidateExpression(RuleValidation validation, CodeExpression expression, string propertyName)  
        {  
            ValidationError error;  
            if (expression == null)  
            {  
                error = new ValidationError(propertyName + " cannot be null", 123);  
                validation.Errors.Add(error);  
            }  
            else  
            {  
                RuleExpressionInfo result = RuleExpressionWalker.Validate(validation, expression, false);  
                if ((result == null) || (result.ExpressionType != typeof(bool)))  
                {  
                    error = new ValidationError(propertyName + " must return boolean result", 123);  
                    validation.Errors.Add(error);  
                }  
            }  
        }  
    }  
}