Document.TryGetSyntaxRoot(SyntaxNode) Method
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Gets the root node of the current syntax tree if the syntax tree has already been parsed and the tree is still cached. In almost all cases, you should call GetSyntaxRootAsync(CancellationToken) to fetch the root node, which will parse the document if necessary.
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bool TryGetSyntaxRoot([Runtime::InteropServices::Out] Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::SyntaxNode ^ % root);C#
public bool TryGetSyntaxRoot(out Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SyntaxNode root);C#
public bool TryGetSyntaxRoot(out Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SyntaxNode? root);member this.TryGetSyntaxRoot : SyntaxNode -> boolPublic Function TryGetSyntaxRoot (ByRef root As SyntaxNode) As Boolean- root
- SyntaxNode
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