This might be a weird one ;0)

I want to lazy load some member fields in a class.  I had planned on
handling this in the Property for the field, think; if(field == null) //
load field data.

I'd like to know if there is ANY way to restrict access to a field.  I found
a code sample that looked like it *might* do what I want (NOTE the
AccessedThroughProperty attribute):
<code>
class SomeClass
{
   [AccessedThroughProperty("GlobalSettings")]
   private string _globalSettings = null;

   protected string GlobalSettings
   {
       get
       {
           if(_globalSettings == null)
           {
               //  load data
           }
           return _globalSettings;
       }
   }

   public void SomeMethod()
   {
       string s = _globalSettings;    //  I would LOVE it if this would
throw a compiler error
   }
}
</code>

Of course if I'm just careful and don't access the field directly everything
will be fine, but I need to do this is many classes and it's my instinct to
access fields directly if I can.

One solution would be to put the lazy loaded stuff in a base class, but this
isn't ideal and wouldn't make much sense to anyone looking at the code.

If anyone knows of any obscure attributes that might help me accomplish this
I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Steve