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Reflection: Determining a Method's Attributes from within the Method

Is it possible to determine a method's own attributes from within the method
without hardcoding the name of the method as a constant within the method?
Please tell me if it is possible and how it is done.

Thank you,
Kelly
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Kelly,

You could use the StackFrame class to check the name of the method
call on the stack and use reflection to get the correct MethodInfo object.

HTH,

//Andreas

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Is it possible to determine a method's own attributes from within the method without hardcoding the name of the method as a constant within the method?
Please tell me if it is possible and how it is done.

Thank you,
Kelly

Nov 16 '05 #2

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