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Asked: 2026-06-04T08:53:27+00:00

Let say I have the following classes, Public Class Base Public Event PropertyChanged() Sub

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Let say I have the following classes, 

 Public Class Base

      Public Event PropertyChanged()

      Sub New()
           .....
      End Sub
 End Class

 Public Class Other
      Inherits Base

      Public Property X As String
 End Class

If I wanted to say, alter the code definition of the automatic property X (at runtime, perhaps in Sub New), such that I could throw the PropertyChanged event, how could I go about doing that?

Edit: Its seems that the Postsharp is an available tool that does the functionality I’m exploring, but I wanted my question to be more academic than practical. So, how could I implement the code injection at compile time or runtime myself?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I guess you are looking for AOP. A very nice technology that IMHO isn’t mature on the dotnet platform. I believe, correct me if I am wrong, that Postsharp is the best known AOP framework. It isn’t gratis though for production; installing and playing (and possibly F/OSS) is gratis. Also check this post for more info.

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