ICSharpCode.NRefactory.CSharp.Resolver.CSharpResolver.CreateParameters C# (CSharp) Méthode

		List<IParameter> CreateParameters(ResolveResult[] arguments, string[] argumentNames)
		{
			List<IParameter> list = new List<IParameter>();
			if (argumentNames == null) {
				argumentNames = new string[arguments.Length];
			} else {
				if (argumentNames.Length != arguments.Length)
					throw new ArgumentException();
				argumentNames = (string[])argumentNames.Clone();
			}
			for (int i = 0; i < arguments.Length; i++) {
				// invent argument names where necessary:
				if (argumentNames[i] == null) {
					string newArgumentName = GuessParameterName(arguments[i]);
					if (argumentNames.Contains(newArgumentName)) {
						// disambiguate argument name (e.g. add a number)
						int num = 1;
						string newName;
						do {
							newName = newArgumentName + num.ToString();
							num++;
						} while(argumentNames.Contains(newName));
						newArgumentName = newName;
					}
					argumentNames[i] = newArgumentName;
				}
				
				// create the parameter:
				ByReferenceResolveResult brrr = arguments[i] as ByReferenceResolveResult;
				if (brrr != null) {
					list.Add(new DefaultParameter(arguments[i].Type, argumentNames[i], isRef: brrr.IsRef, isOut: brrr.IsOut));
				} else {
					// argument might be a lambda or delegate type, so we have to try to guess the delegate type
					IType type = arguments[i].Type;
					if (type.Kind == TypeKind.Null || type.Kind == TypeKind.Unknown) {
						list.Add(new DefaultParameter(compilation.FindType(KnownTypeCode.Object), argumentNames[i]));
					} else {
						list.Add(new DefaultParameter(type, argumentNames[i]));
					}
				}
			}
			return list;
		}