I think this may be a bug, but I figure I'll run it by you guy first.
public interface IDir
{
[FixedField(0, 20)]
DateTime ModDate { get; }
[FixedField(29, 9)]
int Size { get; }
[FixedField(38, 40)]
string Name { get; }
}
I'm building a proxy that implements those properties. This basically
works.
however, I also have a concrete class:
public class Row : IRow {}
implementation isn't important. I want to add this as a mixin:
var textFileInterceptor = new TextFileInterceptor();
var options = new ProxyGenerationOptions(new
TextFileProxyGenerationHook()) { Selector = _selector };
options.AddMixinInstance(new Row());
var proxy = _generator.CreateInterfaceProxyWithoutTarget(typeof(IDir),
null,
options, textFileInterceptor);
return (Dir) proxy;
Ok, the problem is that CreateInterfaceProxyWithoutTarget separates
the IRow interface from the Row object, and adds it to the list of
interfaces to proxy along with IDir. When it tries to proxy the
members of those interfaces, TextFileInterceptor specifically does not
provide implementation for the members of IRow. It then throws an
exception due to the lack of implementation for those members,
ignoring that fact that there's a perfectly good implementation
provided in the mixed-in object.
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