Class ReferencePriorityInfo

Namespace

RDCore.SDK.Model.Symbols

Assembly

RDCore.SDK.dll

One entry in a workspace's ordered reference list, as the runtime sees it: a reference's source-visible name and its position in that list. Nothing more — a referenced library's members are not carried here. They are contributed by an ISymbolProvider and resolved through ISymbolResolver like any other symbol (today the VBA intrinsics come from the environment host; a dedicated library scope tier is planned). This type exists only so a name-resolution pass can break a cross-reference tie by list position.

public sealed record ReferencePriorityInfo : IEquatable<ReferencePriorityInfo>

Inheritance

object

ReferencePriorityInfo

Implements

IEquatable<ReferencePriorityInfo>

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Remarks

The list is the one the .rdproj declares, in declaration order (RD-VBAL §2.3.1.2), surfaced on IRuntimeSession.References exactly as the language server provides it — the runtime does not re-sort it. Priority is the position: rank 0 appears first and is the lowest precedence — always the VBA standard library — so any later reference that exports an identically-named global-scope member shadows it, which the semantic layer surfaces as a shadowed declaration diagnostic. A workspace's own declarations shadow every reference.

Constructors

ReferencePriorityInfo(string, int)

One entry in a workspace's ordered reference list, as the runtime sees it: a reference's source-visible name and its position in that list. Nothing more — a referenced library's members are not carried here. They are contributed by an ISymbolProvider and resolved through ISymbolResolver like any other symbol (today the VBA intrinsics come from the environment host; a dedicated library scope tier is planned). This type exists only so a name-resolution pass can break a cross-reference tie by list position.

public ReferencePriorityInfo(string Name, int Priority)

Parameters

Name string

The identifier a workspace uses to qualify this reference's members (VBA, Excel, …).

Priority int

The reference's position in the workspace's ordered reference list; 0 appears first and is the lowest precedence.

Remarks

The list is the one the .rdproj declares, in declaration order (RD-VBAL §2.3.1.2), surfaced on IRuntimeSession.References exactly as the language server provides it — the runtime does not re-sort it. Priority is the position: rank 0 appears first and is the lowest precedence — always the VBA standard library — so any later reference that exports an identically-named global-scope member shadows it, which the semantic layer surfaces as a shadowed declaration diagnostic. A workspace's own declarations shadow every reference.

Properties

Name

The identifier a workspace uses to qualify this reference's members (VBA, Excel, …).

public string Name { get; init; }

Property Value

string

Priority

The reference's position in the workspace's ordered reference list; 0 appears first and is the lowest precedence.

public int Priority { get; init; }

Property Value

int