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                            using System; 
using System.CodeDom;
using System.Text;
using System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Compiler;
using System.Globalization; 

namespace System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Serialization 
{ 
 	/// 
	/// This class serializes and deserializes CodeTypeReference objects used by rules. 
	/// It saves the AssemblyQualifiedName, so that the type can be loaded if the assembly is not
	/// previously loaded at run-time.
 	/// 
	internal sealed class CodeTypeReferenceSerializer : WorkflowMarkupSerializer 
 	{
 		// this must match the name used by rules (RuleUserDataKeys.QualifiedName) 
		internal const string QualifiedName = "QualifiedName"; 

 		protected internal override bool CanSerializeToString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, object value) 
		{
			return (value is CodeTypeReference);
		}
 
 		protected internal override string SerializeToString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, object value)
		{ 
 			if (serializationManager == null) 
 				throw new ArgumentNullException("serializationManager");
			if (value == null) 
 				throw new ArgumentNullException("value");

			CodeTypeReference reference = value as CodeTypeReference;
			if (reference == null) 
				return string.Empty;
 
 			// make the typename as best we can, and try to get the fully qualified name 
			// if a type is used in an assembly not referenced, GetType will complain
 			string typeName = ConvertTypeReferenceToString(reference); 
 			Type type = serializationManager.GetType(typeName);
			if (type == null)
 			{
				// TypeProvider can't find it, see if it's a common type in mscorlib 
				type = Type.GetType(typeName, false);
				if (type == null) 
 				{ 
					// still no luck finding it, so simply save the name without assembly information
 					// this is equivalent to what happened before 
 					return typeName;
				}
 			}
            // 
            // If we get a real type make sure that we get the correct fully qualified name for the target framework version
            string assemblyFullName = null; 
            TypeProvider typeProvider = serializationManager.GetService(typeof(ITypeProvider)) as TypeProvider; 
            if (typeProvider != null)
            { 
                assemblyFullName = typeProvider.GetAssemblyName(type);
            }
            //
            // If we didn't find an assembly value it is either a local type or something is wrong 
            // However per the general guidance on multi-targeting it is up to the caller
            // to make sure that writers (such as Xoml) are given types that exist in the target framework 
            // This makes it the job of the rules designer or rules validator to not call the Xoml stack 
            // with types that do not exist in the target framework
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(assemblyFullName)) 
            {
                typeName = type.AssemblyQualifiedName;
            }
            else 
            {
                typeName = string.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "{0}, {1}", type.FullName, assemblyFullName); 
            } 
            return typeName;
		} 

		protected internal override object DeserializeFromString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, Type propertyType, string value)
		{
 			if (!propertyType.IsAssignableFrom(typeof(CodeTypeReference))) 
				return null;
 
 			// if the string is empty or markup extension, 
 			// then the object is null
			if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) || IsValidCompactAttributeFormat(value)) 
 				return null;

			// value is the fully qualified name of the type
			// however, it may refer to non-existant assemblies, so we may get an error 
			CodeTypeReference result;
 			try 
			{ 
 				Type type = serializationManager.GetType(value);
 				if (type != null) 
				{
 					result = new CodeTypeReference(type);
					result.UserData[QualifiedName] = type.AssemblyQualifiedName;
					return result; 
				}
 			} 
			catch (Exception) 
 			{
 				// something went wrong getting the type, so simply pass in the string and 
				// let CodeTypeReference figure it out. Note that CodeTypeReference has a method
 				// RipOffAssemblyInformationFromTypeName, so assembly names are ignored.
			}
			result = new CodeTypeReference(value); 
			result.UserData[QualifiedName] = value;
 			return result; 
		} 

 		private static string ConvertTypeReferenceToString(CodeTypeReference reference) 
 		{
			// CodeTypeReferences are nested structures that represent a type.
 			// This code converts one into a string that GetType() should like.
 
			StringBuilder result;
			if (reference.ArrayElementType != null) 
			{ 
 				// type represents an array
				result = new StringBuilder(ConvertTypeReferenceToString(reference.ArrayElementType)); 
 				if (reference.ArrayRank > 0)
 				{
					result.Append("[");
 					result.Append(',', reference.ArrayRank - 1); 
					result.Append("]");
				} 
			} 
 			else
			{ 
 				// type is not an array, but may have type arguments
 				result = new StringBuilder(reference.BaseType);
				if ((reference.TypeArguments != null) && (reference.TypeArguments.Count > 0))
 				{ 
					string prefix = "[";
					foreach (CodeTypeReference nested in reference.TypeArguments) 
					{ 
 						result.Append(prefix);
						result.Append(ConvertTypeReferenceToString(nested)); 
 						prefix = ", ";
 					}
					result.Append("]");
 				} 
			}
			return result.ToString(); 
		} 
 	}
} 

// File provided for Reference Use Only by Microsoft Corporation (c) 2007.
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
using System; 
using System.CodeDom;
using System.Text;
using System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Compiler;
using System.Globalization; 

namespace System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Serialization 
{ 
 	/// 
	/// This class serializes and deserializes CodeTypeReference objects used by rules. 
	/// It saves the AssemblyQualifiedName, so that the type can be loaded if the assembly is not
	/// previously loaded at run-time.
 	/// 
	internal sealed class CodeTypeReferenceSerializer : WorkflowMarkupSerializer 
 	{
 		// this must match the name used by rules (RuleUserDataKeys.QualifiedName) 
		internal const string QualifiedName = "QualifiedName"; 

 		protected internal override bool CanSerializeToString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, object value) 
		{
			return (value is CodeTypeReference);
		}
 
 		protected internal override string SerializeToString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, object value)
		{ 
 			if (serializationManager == null) 
 				throw new ArgumentNullException("serializationManager");
			if (value == null) 
 				throw new ArgumentNullException("value");

			CodeTypeReference reference = value as CodeTypeReference;
			if (reference == null) 
				return string.Empty;
 
 			// make the typename as best we can, and try to get the fully qualified name 
			// if a type is used in an assembly not referenced, GetType will complain
 			string typeName = ConvertTypeReferenceToString(reference); 
 			Type type = serializationManager.GetType(typeName);
			if (type == null)
 			{
				// TypeProvider can't find it, see if it's a common type in mscorlib 
				type = Type.GetType(typeName, false);
				if (type == null) 
 				{ 
					// still no luck finding it, so simply save the name without assembly information
 					// this is equivalent to what happened before 
 					return typeName;
				}
 			}
            // 
            // If we get a real type make sure that we get the correct fully qualified name for the target framework version
            string assemblyFullName = null; 
            TypeProvider typeProvider = serializationManager.GetService(typeof(ITypeProvider)) as TypeProvider; 
            if (typeProvider != null)
            { 
                assemblyFullName = typeProvider.GetAssemblyName(type);
            }
            //
            // If we didn't find an assembly value it is either a local type or something is wrong 
            // However per the general guidance on multi-targeting it is up to the caller
            // to make sure that writers (such as Xoml) are given types that exist in the target framework 
            // This makes it the job of the rules designer or rules validator to not call the Xoml stack 
            // with types that do not exist in the target framework
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(assemblyFullName)) 
            {
                typeName = type.AssemblyQualifiedName;
            }
            else 
            {
                typeName = string.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "{0}, {1}", type.FullName, assemblyFullName); 
            } 
            return typeName;
		} 

		protected internal override object DeserializeFromString(WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager serializationManager, Type propertyType, string value)
		{
 			if (!propertyType.IsAssignableFrom(typeof(CodeTypeReference))) 
				return null;
 
 			// if the string is empty or markup extension, 
 			// then the object is null
			if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) || IsValidCompactAttributeFormat(value)) 
 				return null;

			// value is the fully qualified name of the type
			// however, it may refer to non-existant assemblies, so we may get an error 
			CodeTypeReference result;
 			try 
			{ 
 				Type type = serializationManager.GetType(value);
 				if (type != null) 
				{
 					result = new CodeTypeReference(type);
					result.UserData[QualifiedName] = type.AssemblyQualifiedName;
					return result; 
				}
 			} 
			catch (Exception) 
 			{
 				// something went wrong getting the type, so simply pass in the string and 
				// let CodeTypeReference figure it out. Note that CodeTypeReference has a method
 				// RipOffAssemblyInformationFromTypeName, so assembly names are ignored.
			}
			result = new CodeTypeReference(value); 
			result.UserData[QualifiedName] = value;
 			return result; 
		} 

 		private static string ConvertTypeReferenceToString(CodeTypeReference reference) 
 		{
			// CodeTypeReferences are nested structures that represent a type.
 			// This code converts one into a string that GetType() should like.
 
			StringBuilder result;
			if (reference.ArrayElementType != null) 
			{ 
 				// type represents an array
				result = new StringBuilder(ConvertTypeReferenceToString(reference.ArrayElementType)); 
 				if (reference.ArrayRank > 0)
 				{
					result.Append("[");
 					result.Append(',', reference.ArrayRank - 1); 
					result.Append("]");
				} 
			} 
 			else
			{ 
 				// type is not an array, but may have type arguments
 				result = new StringBuilder(reference.BaseType);
				if ((reference.TypeArguments != null) && (reference.TypeArguments.Count > 0))
 				{ 
					string prefix = "[";
					foreach (CodeTypeReference nested in reference.TypeArguments) 
					{ 
 						result.Append(prefix);
						result.Append(ConvertTypeReferenceToString(nested)); 
 						prefix = ", ";
 					}
					result.Append("]");
 				} 
			}
			return result.ToString(); 
		} 
 	}
} 

// File provided for Reference Use Only by Microsoft Corporation (c) 2007.
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

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