Function resolveModuleNamesReusingOldState

test/fixtures/snapshot/typescript.js:117053–117185

(moduleNames, file)

            return classifiableNames;
        }
        function resolveModuleNamesReusingOldState(moduleNames, file) {
            if (structureIsReused === 0 /* StructureIsReused.Not */ && !file.ambientModuleNames.length) {
                // If the old program state does not permit reusing resolutions and `file` does not contain locally defined ambient modules,
                // the best we can do is fallback to the default logic.
                return resolveModuleNamesWorker(moduleNames, file, /*reusedNames*/ undefined);
            }
            var oldSourceFile = oldProgram && oldProgram.getSourceFile(file.fileName);
            if (oldSourceFile !== file && file.resolvedModules) {
                // `file` was created for the new program.
                //
                // We only set `file.resolvedModules` via work from the current function,
                // so it is defined iff we already called the current function on `file`.
                // That call happened no later than the creation of the `file` object,
                // which per above occurred during the current program creation.
                // Since we assume the filesystem does not change during program creation,
                // it is safe to reuse resolutions from the earlier call.
                var result_14 = [];
                var i = 0;
                for (var _i = 0, moduleNames_1 = moduleNames; _i < moduleNames_1.length; _i++) {
                    var moduleName = moduleNames_1[_i];
                    var resolvedModule = file.resolvedModules.get(moduleName, getModeForResolutionAtIndex(file, i));
                    i++;
                    result_14.push(resolvedModule);
                }
                return result_14;
            }
            // At this point, we know at least one of the following hold:
            // - file has local declarations for ambient modules
            // - old program state is available
            // With this information, we can infer some module resolutions without performing resolution.
            /** An ordered list of module names for which we cannot recover the resolution. */
            var unknownModuleNames;
            /**
             * The indexing of elements in this list matches that of `moduleNames`.
             *
             * Before combining results, result[i] is in one of the following states:
             * * undefined: needs to be recomputed,
             * * predictedToResolveToAmbientModuleMarker: known to be an ambient module.
             * Needs to be reset to undefined before returning,
             * * ResolvedModuleFull instance: can be reused.
             */
            var result;
            var reusedNames;
            /** A transient placeholder used to mark predicted resolution in the result list. */
            var predictedToResolveToAmbientModuleMarker = {};
            for (var i = 0; i < moduleNames.length; i++) {
                var moduleName = moduleNames[i];
                // If the source file is unchanged and doesnt have invalidated resolution, reuse the module resolutions
                if (file === oldSourceFile && !hasInvalidatedResolution(oldSourceFile.path)) {
                    var oldResolvedModule = ts.getResolvedModule(oldSourceFile, moduleName, getModeForResolutionAtIndex(oldSourceFile, i));
                    if (oldResolvedModule) {
                        if (ts.isTraceEnabled(options, host)) {
                            ts.trace(host, oldResolvedModule.packageId ?
                                ts.Diagnostics.Reusing_resolution_of_module_0_from_1_of_old_program_it_was_successfully_resolved_to_2_with_Package_ID_3 :
                                ts.Diagnostics.Reusing_resolution_of_module_0_from_1_of_old_program_it_was_successfully_resolved_to_2, moduleName, ts.getNormalizedAbsolutePath(file.originalFileName, currentDirectory), oldResolvedModule.resolvedFileName, oldResolvedModule.packageId && ts.packageIdToString(oldResolvedModule.packageId));
                        }
                        (result || (result = new Array(moduleNames.length)))[i] = oldResolvedModule;
                        (reusedNames || (reusedNames = [])).push(moduleName);