ILocationInterceptionArgs<T> Interface

A strongly-typed specialization of the ILocationInterceptionArgs interface.

Namespace: PostSharp.Aspects
Assembly: PostSharp (in PostSharp.dll) Version: 6.8.6.0 (6.8.6.0)

Syntax

public interface ILocationInterceptionArgs<T> : ILocationInterceptionArgs

The ILocationInterceptionArgs<T> type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	Binding	Gets an interface that allows to invoke the next node in the chain of invocation of the intercepted method.
	Index	Gets the current index arguments (in case of a property with parameters). (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	Instance	Gets or sets the object instance on which the method is being executed. (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	Location	See Location (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	LocationFullName	See LocationFullName (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	LocationName	See LocationName (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	Value	Gets or sets the location value.

Methods

	Name	Description
	Execute<TPayload>	Executes a delegate for the current LocationInterceptionArgs. This method allows to execute strongly-typed operations and avoid boxing required by the weakly typed ILocationInterceptionArgs interface. (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	GetCurrentValue	Retrieves the current value of the location without overwriting the Value property.
	ProceedGetValue	Invokes the Get Location Value semantic on the next node in the chain of invocation and stores the location value in the Value property. (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	ProceedSetValue	Invokes the Set Location Value semantic on the next node in the chain of invocation and stores the value of the Value property into the location. (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	SetNewValue(Object)	Sets the value of the location without overwriting the Value property. (Inherited from ILocationInterceptionArgs.)
	SetNewValue(T)	Sets the value of the location without overwriting the Value property.

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