How to find out if a class is static?

Created February 07, 2009 10:58

Hello.

I have a IClassDeclaration (actually, ICSharpTypeDeclaration), and I would like to find out if it's a static class or not, howver, it seems that IsStatic always returns true (verified with Reflector - it seems that the concrete ClassDeclaration overrides IsStatic to always return true)

I came up with this:

(((ICSharpTypeDeclarationNode)typeDeclaration).ModifiersList.HasModifier(CSharpTokenType.STATIC_KEYWORD))

This works, but I was wondering if there's a better way.

Thanks a lot in advance,
Igal.

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Evgeny Pasynkov

Created February 11, 2009 16:02

Please note, that "static class" is C#-specific meaning.
Use CSharpDeclaredElementUtil.IsStaticClass method

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Hello.

I have a IClassDeclaration (actually, ICSharpTypeDeclaration), and I would
like to find out if it's a static class or not, howver, it seems that
.IsStaic always returns true (verified with Reflector - it seems that the
concrete ClassDeclaration overrides IsStatic to always return true)

I came up with this:

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This works, but I was wondering if there's a better way.

Thanks a lot in advance,
Igal.

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