private EXPR BindUnaryOperation(
CSharpUnaryOperationBinder payload,
ArgumentObject[] arguments,
Dictionary<int, LocalVariableSymbol> dictionary)
{
if (arguments.Length != 1)
{
throw Error.BindUnaryOperatorRequireOneArgument();
}
OperatorKind op = GetOperatorKind(payload.Operation);
EXPR arg1 = CreateArgumentEXPR(arguments[0], dictionary[0]);
arg1.errorString = Operators.GetDisplayName(GetOperatorKind(payload.Operation));
if (op == OperatorKind.OP_TRUE || op == OperatorKind.OP_FALSE)
{
// For true and false, we try to convert to bool first. If that
// doesn't work, then we look for user defined operators.
EXPR result = _binder.tryConvert(arg1, SymbolLoader.GetReqPredefType(PredefinedType.PT_BOOL));
if (result != null && op == OperatorKind.OP_FALSE)
{
// If we can convert to bool, we need to negate the thing if we're looking for false.
result = _binder.BindStandardUnaryOperator(OperatorKind.OP_LOGNOT, result);
}
if (result == null)
{
result = _binder.bindUDUnop(op == OperatorKind.OP_TRUE ? ExpressionKind.EK_TRUE : ExpressionKind.EK_FALSE, arg1);
}
// If the result is STILL null, then that means theres no implicit conversion to bool,
// and no user-defined operators for true and false. Just do a must convert to report
// the error.
if (result == null)
{
result = _binder.mustConvert(arg1, SymbolLoader.GetReqPredefType(PredefinedType.PT_BOOL));
}
return result;
}
return _binder.BindStandardUnaryOperator(op, arg1);
}
#endregion
