The SyntaxTrees property of the CodeArchive class provides access to a collection of syntax trees that are intended to be compiled. Syntax trees represent the structure of source code in a hierarchical format, which is essential for code analysis and compilation processes.
To use the SyntaxTrees property, you can access it directly from an instance of the CodeArchive class. This property is a list of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SyntaxTree objects, allowing you to add, remove, or iterate over syntax trees as needed for your compilation tasks.
// Example of accessing and modifying the SyntaxTrees property
// Create an instance of CodeArchive
CodeArchive codeArchive = new CodeArchive();
// Access the SyntaxTrees property
List<Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SyntaxTree> syntaxTrees = codeArchive.SyntaxTrees;
// Add a new syntax tree to the list
Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SyntaxTree newSyntaxTree = ...; // Assume this is created elsewhere
syntaxTrees.Add(newSyntaxTree);
// Iterate over existing syntax trees
foreach (var syntaxTree in syntaxTrees)
{
// Process each syntax tree
// Example: Console.WriteLine(syntaxTree.ToString());
}