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                if (isImportSpecifierSymbol(symbol)) {
                    result.push(typeChecker.getAliasedSymbol(symbol));
                }
                // For export specifiers, the exported name can be refering to a local symbol, e.g.:
                //     import {a} from "mod";
                //     export {a as somethingElse}
                // We want the *local* declaration of 'a' as declared in the import,
                // *not* as declared within "mod" (or farther)
                if (location.parent.kind === 233 /* ExportSpecifier */) {
                    result.push(typeChecker.getExportSpecifierLocalTargetSymbol(location.parent));
                }
                // If the location is in a context sensitive location (i.e. in an object literal) try
                // to get a contextual type for it, and add the property symbol from the contextual
                // type to the search set
                if (isNameOfPropertyAssignment(location)) {
                    ts.forEach(getPropertySymbolsFromContextualType(location), function (contextualSymbol) {
                        ts.addRange(result, typeChecker.getRootSymbols(contextualSymbol));
                    });
                    /* Because in short-hand property assignment, location has two meaning : property name and as value of the property
                     * When we do findAllReference at the position of the short-hand property assignment, we would want to have references to position of
                     * property name and variable declaration of the identifier.
                     * Like in below example, when querying for all references for an identifier 'name', of the property assignment, the language service
                     * should show both 'name' in 'obj' and 'name' in variable declaration
                     *      const name = "Foo";
                     *      const obj = { name };
                     * In order to do that, we will populate the search set with the value symbol of the identifier as a value of the property assignment
                     * so that when matching with potential reference symbol, both symbols from property declaration and variable declaration
                     * will be included correctly.
                     */
                    var shorthandValueSymbol = typeChecker.getShorthandAssignmentValueSymbol(location.parent);
                    if (shorthandValueSymbol) {
                        result.push(shorthandValueSymbol);
                    }
                }
                // If the symbol.valueDeclaration is a property parameter declaration,
                // we should include both parameter declaration symbol and property declaration symbol
                // Parameter Declaration symbol is only visible within function scope, so the symbol is stored in contructor.locals.
                // Property Declaration symbol is a member of the class, so the symbol is stored in its class Declaration.symbol.members
                if (symbol.valueDeclaration && symbol.valueDeclaration.kind === 139 /* Parameter */ &&
                    ts.isParameterPropertyDeclaration(symbol.valueDeclaration)) {
                    result = result.concat(typeChecker.getSymbolsOfParameterPropertyDeclaration(symbol.valueDeclaration, symbol.name));
                }
                // If this is a union property, add all the symbols from all its source symbols in all unioned types.
                // If the symbol is an instantiation from a another symbol (e.g. widened symbol) , add the root the list
                ts.forEach(typeChecker.getRootSymbols(symbol), function (rootSymbol) {
                    if (rootSymbol !== symbol) {
                        result.push(rootSymbol);
                    }
                    // Add symbol of properties/methods of the same name in base classes and implemented interfaces definitions
                    if (rootSymbol.parent && rootSymbol.parent.flags & (32 /* Class */ | 64 /* Interface */)) {
                        getPropertySymbolsFromBaseTypes(rootSymbol.parent, rootSymbol.getName(), result, /*previousIterationSymbolsCache*/ {});
                    }
                });
                return result;
            }
            /**
             * Find symbol of the given property-name and add the symbol to the given result array
             * @param symbol a symbol to start searching for the given propertyName
             * @param propertyName a name of property to serach for
             * @param result an array of symbol of found property symbols
             * @param previousIterationSymbolsCache a cache of symbol from previous iterations of calling this function to prevent infinite revisitng of the same symbol.
             *                                The value of previousIterationSymbol is undefined when the function is first called.
             */
            function getPropertySymbolsFromBaseTypes(symbol, propertyName, result, previousIterationSymbolsCache) {
                if (!symbol) {
                    return;
                }
                // If the current symbol is the same as the previous-iteration symbol, we can just return the symbol that has already been visited
                // This is particularly important for the following cases, so that we do not infinitely visit the same symbol.
                // For example:
                //      interface C extends C {
                //          /*findRef*/propName: string;
                //      }
                // The first time getPropertySymbolsFromBaseTypes is called when finding-all-references at propName,
                // the symbol argument will be the symbol of an interface "C" and previousIterationSymbol is undefined,
                // the function will add any found symbol of the property-name, then its sub-routine will call
                // getPropertySymbolsFromBaseTypes again to walk up any base types to prevent revisiting already
                // visited symbol, interface "C", the sub-routine will pass the current symbol as previousIterationSymbol.
                if (ts.hasProperty(previousIterationSymbolsCache, symbol.name)) {
                    return;
                }
                if (symbol.flags & (32 /* Class */ | 64 /* Interface */)) {
                    ts.forEach(symbol.getDeclarations(), function (declaration) {
                        if (declaration.kind === 217 /* ClassDeclaration */) {
                            getPropertySymbolFromTypeReference(ts.getClassExtendsHeritageClauseElement(declaration));
                            ts.forEach(ts.getClassImplementsHeritageClauseElements(declaration), getPropertySymbolFromTypeReference);
                        }
                        else if (declaration.kind === 218 /* InterfaceDeclaration */) {
                            ts.forEach(ts.getInterfaceBaseTypeNodes(declaration), getPropertySymbolFromTypeReference);
                        }
                    });
                }
                return;
                function getPropertySymbolFromTypeReference(typeReference) {
                    if (typeReference) {
                        var type = typeChecker.getTypeAtLocation(typeReference);
                        if (type) {
                            var propertySymbol = typeChecker.getPropertyOfType(type, propertyName);
                            if (propertySymbol) {
                                result.push(propertySymbol);
                            }
                            // Visit the typeReference as well to see if it directly or indirectly use that property
                            previousIterationSymbolsCache[symbol.name] = symbol;
                            getPropertySymbolsFromBaseTypes(type.symbol, propertyName, result, previousIterationSymbolsCache);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            function getRelatedSymbol(searchSymbols, referenceSymbol, referenceLocation) {
                if (searchSymbols.indexOf(referenceSymbol) >= 0) {
                    return referenceSymbol;
                }
                // If the reference symbol is an alias, check if what it is aliasing is one of the search
                // symbols.
                if (isImportSpecifierSymbol(referenceSymbol)) {
                    var aliasedSymbol = typeChecker.getAliasedSymbol(referenceSymbol);
                    if (searchSymbols.indexOf(aliasedSymbol) >= 0) {
                        return aliasedSymbol;
                    }
                }
                // For export specifiers, it can be a local symbol, e.g.