MethodExecutionArgs Class |
Arguments of advices of aspects of type OnMethodBoundaryAspect and OnExceptionAspect

Assembly: PostSharp (in PostSharp.dll) Version: 4.3.48.0 (4.3.48.0)

C#
public sealed class MethodExecutionArgs : AdviceArgs
The MethodExecutionArgs type exposes the following members.

Name | Description | |
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![]() | Arguments |
Gets the arguments with which the method has been invoked.
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![]() | DeclarationIdentifier |
Gets the DeclarationIdentifier of the declaration to which the
advice has been applied.
(Inherited from AdviceArgs.) |
![]() | Exception |
Gets the exception currently flying.
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![]() | FlowBehavior |
Determines the control flow of the target method once the advice is exited.
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![]() | Instance |
Gets or sets the object instance on which the method is being executed.
(Inherited from AdviceArgs.) |
![]() | Method |
Gets the method being executed.
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![]() | MethodExecutionTag |
User-defined state information whose lifetime is linked to the
current method execution. Aspects derived from IOnMethodBoundaryAspect
should use this property to save state information between
different events (OnEntry(MethodExecutionArgs),
OnExit(MethodExecutionArgs) and OnException(MethodExecutionArgs)).
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![]() | ReturnValue |
Gets or sets the method return value.
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![]() | YieldValue |
Gets or sets the value yielded by the iterator method.
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Name | Description | |
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![]() | QueryInterface<T> |
Gets the implementation of a specified interface for the specified object.
(Defined by QueryInterfaceExtensions.) |

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As a result of weaving optimizations, instances of classes derived from AdviceArgs may be shared among different aspects. Therefore, aspect code should not attempt to access this object once the control has been given over to the next node in the chain of invocation. Consider working with aspect bindings if you need such deferred execution. |
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Aspect weaving optimizations may also cause an advice parameter of this type to be seen null when inspecting it in a debugger. If you need to inspect the instance in runtime, consider disabling aspect optimizations in the debug build configuration. |
