Hi Pietro,
The call instruction will have a MethodReference operand. The
MethodReference will have a .HasThis property, telling you if it's an
instance method (which has a this argument) or a static method.
Jb
On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 8:40 AM, Pietro Ferrara
wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm pretty sure I'm missing something easy here, but I have been
> struggling with this for a while and I didn't find a solution around.
>
> I have a (not a callvirt!) call instruction. This instruction has a
> metadata token (see III.3.19 of the 6th edition ECMA-335 standard) that
> determines is the call is to a static, instance, etc method. I can see all
> this information in ILSpy. But how do I retrieve this information with
> Cecil? I see there is a MetadataToken in the MethodReference associated to
> the instruction (Operand) but it seems it has nothing to do with what I'm
> looking to.
>
> Thanks!
> Pietro
>
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