Module Type

Provides classes for types.

Import path

import semmle.code.csharp.Type

Imports

Callable	Provides `Callable` classes, which are things that can be called such as methods and operators.
Event	Provides classes representing events and event accessors.
Generics	Provides support for generic types and methods.
Location	Provides the `Location` class to give a location for each program element.
Namespace	Provides classes for namespaces.
Property	Provides classes for properties, indexers, and accessors.

Classes

AnonymousClass	A class generated by the compiler from an anonymous object creation.
ArglistType	The `__arglist` type, modeling varargs invocation in C++.
ArrayType	An array type, for example `int[]`.
BoolType	The Boolean type, `bool`.
ByteType	The `byte` type.
CDeclCallingConvention	An unmanaged C/C++-style calling convention where the call stack is cleaned by the caller.
CallingConvention	A signature representing a calling convention. Specifies how arguments in a given signature are passed from the caller to the callee.
CharType	The Unicode character type, `char`.
Class	A `class`, for example
DecimalType	The high-precision decimal type, `decimal`.
DefaultCallingConvention	A managed calling convention with fixed-length argument list.
DelegateType	A `delegate` type, for example
DoubleType	The `double` type.
DynamicType	The `dynamic` type.
Enum	An `enum`. For example
FastCallCallingConvention	An unmanaged calling convention where arguments are passed in registers when possible.
FloatType	The `float` type.
FloatingPointType	A floating point type.
FunctionPointerType	A function pointer type, for example
InlineArrayType	An inline array type, for example `MyInlineArray` in `csharp [System.Runtime.CompilerServices.InlineArray(10)] public struct MyInlineArray { private int _elements0; }`
IntType	The `int` type.
IntegralType	An integral type.
Interface	An `interface`, for example
LongType	The `long` type.
NestedType	A nested type, for example `class B` in
NonNestedType	A non-nested type, that is declared directly in a namespace.
NullType	The `null` type. The type of the `null` literal.
NullableType	A nullable type, for example `int?`.
ObjectType	The `object` type, `System.Object`.
PointerType	A pointer type, for example `char*`.
RecordClass	A `record`, for example
RecordStruct	A `record struct`, for example `csharp record struct RS { ... }`
RecordType	A `record` like type. This can be either a `class` or a `struct`.
RefStruct	A `ref struct`, for example
RefType	A reference type.
SByteType	The signed byte type, `sbyte`.
ShortType	The `short` type.
SignedIntegralType	A signed integral type.
SimpleType	A simple type. Simple types in C# are predefined `struct` types. Here, however, they are not modeled as such, and we reserve the notion of `struct`s to user-defined `struct`s.
StdCallCallingConvention	An unmanaged calling convention where call stack is cleaned up by the callee.
StringType	The `string` type, `System.String`.
Struct	A `struct`, for example
ThisCallCallingConvention	An unmanaged C++-style calling convention for calling instance member functions with a fixed argument list.
TupleType	A type representing a tuple. For example, `(int, bool, string)`.
Type	A type.
TypeMention	A type mention, that is, any mention of a type in a source code file. For example, `int` is mentioned in `int M() { return 1; }`.
UIntType	The unsigned int type, `uint`.
ULongType	The unsigned long type, `ulong`.
UShortType	The unsigned short type, `ushort`.
UnknownType	A type that could not be resolved. This could happen if an indirect reference is not available at compilation time.
UnmanagedCallingConvention	An unmanaged calling convention that indicates that the specifics are encoded as modopts.
UnsignedIntegralType	An unsigned integral type.
ValueOrRefType	A value or reference type.
ValueType	A value type.
VarArgsCallingConvention	A managed calling convention for passing extra arguments.
VoidType	The `void` type.