Ok, I followed the debate over DYNPROXY-ISSUE-109. Now that I
actually need the ability, it seems a bit screwy. Here's my
situation:
I've an interface like this (it will be user-defined in practice; this
is an example)
public interface Dir
{
[FixedField(0, 20)]
DateTime ModDate { get; }
[FixedField(29, 9)]
int Size { get; }
[FixedField(38, 40)]
string Name { get; }
}
The goal is to create a proxy class with automatic implements those
properties, base on the information in the Attributes.
Now, if I followed this correctly, just to identify that a getter
method I'm given the option of intercepting (get_Name, for instance)
has the attribute, I must write:
methodInfo.DeclaringType.GetProperty(methodInfo.Name.Substring
(4)).IsDefined(typeof(FixedFieldAttribute), true);
That seems to be ridiculously convoluted and fragile. Isn't there a
better way?
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