@@ -115,26 +115,26 @@ namespace GeneratedNamespace
115115``` csharp
116116[Generator ]
117117public class FileTransformGenerator : ISourceGenerator
118- {
119- public void Initialize (InitializationContext context ) {}
118+ {
119+ public void Initialize (InitializationContext context ) {}
120120
121- public void Execute (SourceGeneratorContext context )
121+ public void Execute (SourceGeneratorContext context )
122+ {
123+ // find anything that matches our files
124+ var myFiles = context .AnalyzerOptions .AdditionalFiles .Where (at => at .Path .EndsWith (" .xml" ));
125+ foreach (var file in myFiles )
122126 {
123- // find anything that matches our files
124- var myFiles = context .AnalyzerOptions .AdditionalFiles .Where (at => at .Path .EndsWith (" .xml" ));
125- foreach (var file in myFiles )
126- {
127- var content = file .GetText (context .CancellationToken );
127+ var content = file .GetText (context .CancellationToken );
128128
129- // do some transforms based on the file context
130- string output = MyXmlToCSharpCompiler .Compile (content );
129+ // do some transforms based on the file context
130+ string output = MyXmlToCSharpCompiler .Compile (content );
131131
132- var sourceText = SourceText .From (output , Encoding .UTF8 );
132+ var sourceText = SourceText .From (output , Encoding .UTF8 );
133133
134- context .AddSource ($" {file .Name }generated.cs" , sourceText );
135- }
134+ context .AddSource ($" {file .Name }generated.cs" , sourceText );
136135 }
137136 }
137+ }
138138```
139139
140140### Augment user code
@@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ partial class MyRecord
628628}
629629```
630630
631- This attribute could also be used for #participate-in-the-ide-experience,
631+ This attribute could also be used for [ Participate in the IDE experience ] ( #participate-in-the-ide-experience ) ,
632632when the full scope of that feature is fully designed. In that scenario,
633633instead of the generator finding every type marked with the given attribute,
634634the compiler would notify the generator of every type marked with the given
@@ -670,8 +670,8 @@ public string Serialize()
670670```
671671
672672Obviously this is heavily simplified -- this example only handles the ` string ` and ` int `
673- types properly and has no error recovery, but it should serve to demonstrate the kind
674- of code a source generator could add to a compilation.
673+ types properly, adds a trailing comma to the json output and has no error recovery, but
674+ it should serve to demonstrate the kind of code a source generator could add to a compilation.
675675
676676Our next task is design a generator to generate the above code, since the
677677above code is itself customized in the ` // Body ` section according to the
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