Reflection to raise an event when a function of an object is called

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incrediblesuperdude@gmail.com - 03 Jul 2007 10:53 GMT

Hi everybody,

Is it possible in .Net to get an event, everytime an object is
accessed? I mostly interested in an event when a function of the
object is called. I don't want to add an event to the code of my
class.

Kind regards,
Gerben Heinen

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incrediblesuperdude@gmail.com - 03 Jul 2007 11:01 GMT

Hi,

I just had the idea that I could write a get-accessor for the object
and use that to call some functions when the object is accessed. But
then I am left with another question:
Is it possible to raise an event when a function from an object is
exited/returned?

Kind regards,
Gerben Heinen

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> Hi everybody,
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> Kind regards,
> Gerben Heinen

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Michael Nemtsev - 03 Jul 2007 11:24 GMT

Hello incrediblesuperdude@gmail.com,

I recommed to look at Aspect Orient Programming: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect-oriented_programming
Because they use that approach u are required

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> Is it possible to raise an event when a function from an object is
> exited/returned

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