In my abstract class can I listen an abstract method and fire an event whenever that method is called? If yes how?
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In my abstract class can I listen an abstract method and fire an event whenever that method is called? If yes how?
Not really as an abstract method is always overidden and there is no guarantee that the override call
base.Method()to an implementation of it.Your best bet is to create a virtual method which raises the event and then make all your overrides call
base.Method()If you want to intercept the method call, here is a question about how to do that.