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I am wondering if it is possible to validate parameters to (custom) .net attributes. eg: If I had an attribute that takes a positive integer, could I force a compile time error when a negative value was supplied?
[DonkeyAttribute(1)] //OK
[DonkeyAttribute(-828)] //error
In this example I could use an unsigned integer (but that is non cls compliant I beleive?) Recommendations?
I don’t think it is normally, however this article details a solution using PostSharp. Not sure if it’s fit for your purpose, but give it go!