Arguments of handlers of aspects of the type EventInterceptionAspect.
Namespace: PostSharp.Aspects
Assembly: PostSharp.dll
Syntax
public abstract class EventInterceptionArgs : AdviceArgsRemarks
note
As a result of weaving optimizations, instances of classes derived from AdviceArgs may be shared among different aspects. Therefore, aspect code should not attempt to access this object once the control has been given over to the next node in the chain of invocation. Consider working with if you need such deferred execution.
note
Aspect weaving optimizations may also cause an advice parameter of this type to be seen null when inspecting it in a debugger.
If you need to inspect the instance in runtime, consider disabling aspect optimizations in the debug build configuration.
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Arguments | Gets the delegate arguments. |
| Binding | Gets an interface that allows to invoke the next node in the chain of invocation of the intercepted method. |
| Event | Gets the event to which the current aspect has been applied. |
| Handler | Gets the delegate being added, removed, or invoked. |
| ReturnValue | Gets the return value of the delegate. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AddHandler(Delegate) | Adds a handler to the event by invoking the |
| InvokeHandler(Delegate, Arguments) | Invokes a handler by calling the |
| ProceedAddHandler() | Proceeds with adding the Delegate to the event to which the current aspect. This method invokes the next handler in chain. It is typically invoked from the implementation of OnAddHandler(EventInterceptionArgs). |
| ProceedInvokeHandler() | Proceeds with invoking the Delegate with the arguments specified in the Arguments property. The delegate may change the Arguments and set the ReturnValue. This method invokes the next handler in chain. It is typically invoked from the implementation of OnInvokeHandler(EventInterceptionArgs). |
| ProceedRemoveHandler() | Proceeds with removing the Delegate from the event to which the current aspect. This method invokes the next handler in chain. It is typically invoked from the implementation of OnRemoveHandler(EventInterceptionArgs). |
| RemoveHandler(Delegate) | Removes a handler from the event by invoking the |