The HasReference method checks if a specific reference is present in the compiler's current context. It can perform a shallow or deep search based on the deep parameter.
The HasReference method checks if a specific reference is present in the compiler's current context. It can perform a shallow or deep search based on the deep parameter.
To use the HasReference method, provide the name of the reference you want to check as a string. Set the deep parameter to true if you want to perform a deep search, which checks all dependencies recursively. Set it to false for a shallow search, which only checks direct references.
// Example usage of HasReference method
Sandbox.Compiler compiler = new Sandbox.Compiler();
string referenceName = "System.Linq";
bool deepSearch = true;
bool hasReference = compiler.HasReference(referenceName, deepSearch);
if (hasReference)
{
// The reference is present
}
else
{
// The reference is not present
}