I am trying to write a Microsoft Visual Studio extension that analyzes the code and notifies the user of each function's cyclomatic complexity score. I was accessing code for analysis through an IWpfTextView, however now I am noticing that IWpfTextView.TextViewLines only contains the lines of code that are visible on the screen. I need to be able to access the all the code and not just visible code in order to calculate cyclomatic complexity. Does anybody know how I could access all of the code? Thanks in advance!!
How to access source code of a file from a Visual Studio Extension
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Using the code model of the automation model (EnvDTE) you would use EnvDTE.Project.CodeModel or EnvDTE.ProjectItem.FileCodeModel. See:
HOWTO: Get an EnvDTE.DTE instance from a Visual Studio package.
HOWTO: Navigate the code elements of a file from a Visual Studio .NET macro or add-in.
Each EnvDTE.CodeElement has GetStartPoint / GetEndPoint methods to get several relevant points. Given an EnvDTE.TextPoint you can create an EnvDTE.EditPoint (via TextPoint.CreateEditPoint) and then call EditPoint.GetText(...)
For VS 2015 and higher and C#/VB.NET, you can use the Compiler Platform (a.k.a. "Roslyn") where the syntax and semantic models are exposed by the compiler