The AddReference method is used to add a reference to an external assembly or library by specifying its name. This is typically used in the context of compiling code where additional assemblies are required for the compilation process.
The AddReference method is used to add a reference to an external assembly or library by specifying its name. This is typically used in the context of compiling code where additional assemblies are required for the compilation process.
To use the AddReference method, you need to provide the name of the reference as a string parameter. This name should correspond to the assembly or library you wish to include in the compilation process.
// Example of using AddReference method
var compiler = new Compiler();
compiler.AddReference("System.Xml");
compiler.AddReference("Newtonsoft.Json");
// Proceed with other compilation tasks
compiler.Build();
// Check if the build was successful
if (compiler.BuildSuccess)
{
// Handle successful build
}
else
{
// Handle build errors
foreach (var diagnostic in compiler.Diagnostics)
{
// Process diagnostics
}
}