MethodBodyTransformationContext Properties

Gets the type in which binding classes should be created.

Gets the InstructionBlock in which the current transformation should emit instructions.

Determines if the current pipeline instance has been branched, i.e. if there are multiple branches if the same pipeline at this stage.

Gets the InstructionSequence to which the current transformation should branch the instruction flow when exiting, instead of emitting the ret instruction.

Gets the MethodMapping that maps the context of the current InstructionBlock to the original method body.

Gets the semantic of the method being transformed, if the method is a member of an event or a property.

Determines whether the current transformation is expected to add a join point symbol.

Gets the ordinal of the current transformation in the transformation pipeline.

Gets the element of code to which the transformation pipeline was originally applied. The pipeline may have redirected, created a new element of code in replacement of the original one. In this case, this property contains the original element of code, and the TargetElement property contains the replacement element of code.

Gets the local variable in which the current transformation should store the return value.

Gets or sets additional information about the context. This additional information is only relevant for transformations that happen inside a MoveNext method of a state machine. This information is not deeply copied: This means that if you add two redirections while inside a MoveNext method, the result will be strange.

Gets the element of code being currently transformed by the transformation pipeline. The pipeline may have created a new element of code in replacement of the original one. In this case, the OriginalTargetElement property contains the original element of code, and the current property contains the replacement element of code.

Gets an object allowing transformations to share state between pipelines targeting different methods of the same property or event.