Simple aspects are aspects that are composed of a single transformation. Developing a simple aspect in PostSharp is straightforward: you just have to create a new class, derive it from a primitive aspect class, and override some special methods named advices.
If your aspect cannot be implemented as a single transformation, see Developing Composite Aspects.
In this section:
| Article | Description |
|---|---|
| Injecting Behaviors Before and After Method Execution | This article shows how to execute code when a method starts, succeeds, or fails, around await operators of async methods, or yield return statements of iterator methods. |
| Handling Exceptions | This article describes how to write an aspect that handles exceptions. |
| Intercepting Methods | This article explains how to intercept the execution of methods. |
| Intercepting Properties and Fields | This article shows how to intercept read and write accesses to fields and properties. |
| Intercepting Events | This article describes how to intercept the action of adding a delegate to an event, removing a delegate from an event, and invoking a delegate by raising the event. |
| Introducing Custom Attributes | This article shows how to add a custom attribute to any element of code. |
| Introducing Managed Resources | This article shows how to add a managed resource to the current assembly. |