[dart2dart] Force-compile top-level elements in libraries to get local members correctly.

lib/compiler/implementation/dart_backend/backend.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2012, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
 const bool REMOVE_ASSERTS = false;
 
 class ElementAst {
   final Node ast;
   final TreeElements treeElements;
 
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     // Conservatively traverse all platform libraries and collect member names.
     // TODO(antonm): ideally we should only collect names of used members,
     // however as of today there are problems with names of some core library
     // interfaces, most probably for interfaces of literals.
     final fixedMemberNames = new Set<String>();
     for (final library in compiler.libraries.getValues()) {
       if (!library.isPlatformLibrary) continue;
       for (final element in library.localMembers) {
         if (element is ClassElement) {
           ClassElement classElement = element;
+          // Make sure we parsed the class to initialize its local members.
+          element.parseNode(compiler);

[Anton Muhin, 2012/09/26 13:49:47]

Feels somewhat like a hack.  May you add a TODO to investigate if there is
better way with AAR team?

[Roman, 2012/09/26 14:00:34]

Done.

           for (final member in classElement.localMembers) {
             final name = member.name.slowToString();
             // Skip operator names.
             if (name.startsWith(r'operator$')) continue;
             // Fetch name of named constructors and factories if any,
             // otherwise store regular name.
             // TODO(antonm): better way to analyze the name.
             fixedMemberNames.add(name.split(r'$').last());
           }
         }
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 }
 
 compareElements(e0, e1) {
   int result = compareBy((e) => e.getLibrary().uri.toString())(e0, e1);
   if (result != 0) return result;
   return compareBy((e) => e.position().charOffset)(e0, e1);
 }
 
 List<Element> sortElements(Collection<Element> elements) =>
     sorted(elements, compareElements);