Is it possible to include inherited members? about fsharp.formatting HOT 7 CLOSED

What about this: if the base type is also in the project, but it has the omit flag, include its members

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@tpetricek I was trying to implement this, how can I get a FSharpEntity from a Type? FSharp.Entity exposes BaseType but not BaseEntity

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Not sure - perhaps @dsyme or other compiler service experts like @7sharp9 would know?

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You can use the new API to get an F# representation of the assembly and then iterate through the members maybe?

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I'm new to both FCS and FSharp.Formatting, can you please explain a little bit better what you mean?

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Use the NamedEntity property on FSharpType (the type may have GenericArguments).

In that API, NamedEntity could be better renamed to TypeDefinition. It is valid whether the type is a generic instantiation or not.

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Thanks, that works. But there's a problem, when there is no base type, .BaseType blows up (https://github.com/fsharp/FSharp.Compiler.Service/blob/5886727331041f4e00faf049b7cf52f6952ca55e/src/fsharp/vs/Typed.fs#L226), and there's no way to check beforehand (at least that I can find)

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