Hi John, Thanks for reaching me:
* By mail personally, * On StackOverflow, * On mono-cecil. I check the three of them, so you can just pick one of the last two for future questions ;) I answered on StackOverflow has it's well referenced: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8102041/how-to-create-an-override-method-using-mono-cecil/ Just a detail: On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 2:16 AM, John Holliday <[email protected]> wrote: > I thought that by adding the base method to the newMethod.Overrides, > that this would give the correct result, but when I examine the > resulting assembly, the new method has the same signature as the base > method, but without the 'virtual'. The .override directive in IL is for methods that have a completely different name, but still override a method. For instance, explicit implementation methods. There's no need to add a method there for implicit overriding. Best, Jb -- -- mono-cecil
