Generated assembly name, without an extension. This will be "package.{Name}".

Results for the assembly build. This can contain warnings or errors.

Accesses Output.Successful

A list of warnings and errors created by the last build

An aggregate of all the filesystem this compiler has

Global namespaces

Each compiler must belong to a compile group

Is this compiler currently building?

Name of the project this compiler was created for. This could be something like "base" or "org.ident".

Returns true if this compiler is pending a build, or currently building.

The output from the previous build

During development we use absolute source paths so that debugging works better. In a packed/release build it's good to use relative paths instead, just to avoid exposing the builder's file system.

Add a reference to this compiler. This might be a system dll, or an assembly name from a fellow compiler.

Add an extra source path. Useful for situations where you want to combine multiple addons into one.

Returns true if Sandbox.Compiler._references contains the given reference assembly name. If is true, referenced compilers are searched too.

Recompile this as soon as is appropriate

Fill this compiler from a code archive

Watch the filesystem for changes to our c# files, and trigger a recompile if they change.

Add a reference to the "base" package.

Add a reference to the given package's editor assembly.

Add a reference to the "toolbase" package.

Strips out disabled text trivia from the syntax tree. This is stuff like `#if false` blocks that are not compiled.