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SolutionLoad Method (String, String, String, LoadOptions, ActionLoadStatus, CodeObject)

Load the specified Solution file, including all child Projects and code files.

Namespace:  Nova.CodeDOM
Assembly:  Nova.CodeDOM (in Nova.CodeDOM.dll) Version: 7.44.8391.13415
Syntax
C#
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public static Solution Load(
	string fileName,
	string activeConfiguration,
	string activePlatform = null,
	LoadOptions loadOptions = LoadOptions.Complete,
	Action<LoadStatus, CodeObject> statusCallback = null
)

Parameters

fileName
Type: SystemString
The solution ('.sln') file.
activeConfiguration
Type: SystemString
The active configuration to use (usually 'Debug' or 'Release').
activePlatform (Optional)
Type: SystemString
The active platform to use (such as 'Any CPU', 'x86', 'Mixed Platforms', etc.
loadOptions (Optional)
Type: Nova.CodeDOMLoadOptions
Determines various optional processing.
statusCallback (Optional)
Type: SystemActionLoadStatus, CodeObject
Status callback for monitoring progress.

Return Value

Type: Solution
The resulting Solution object, or null if the file didn't exist.
Remarks
A 'Complete' load of a Solution goes through the following steps: - Parse the Solution file, creating a Solution object and a list of ProjectEntry objects. - Parse each Project file, creating a Project object and loading the lists of References and code files (CodeUnits). - Resolve all References for each project, and determine the project dependencies. - Load all referenced assemblies for each project (in dependency order). - Load all types from all referenced assemblies for each project (in dependency order). - Parse all code files for each project (in dependency order), first loading all types from any referenced projects. - Resolve all symbolic references in all code files for each project (in dependency order). The 'LoadOnly' option stops this process after parsing the Solution and Project files and resolving References, which is useful if only the solution and/or project files are being viewed, analyzed, or edited. The 'DoNotResolve' option skips resolving symbolic references, which is useful if that step is not required, such as when only formatting code or calculating metrics which don't rely on resolved references.
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