What NET version is required for Cirrus?

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When creating a cirrus project should I select .NET class library?

2

You mean to implement your own aspect? yes, a .NET Class library; any .NET 4 version should do, as the compiler runs on . NET 4.0 and higher.

3

Thank you. @mh

To screen (out) for constructor and finalizer, should I use “.” for constructor name, and “~” for finalizer name? It seems so but I just want to confirm.

In the Cirrrus sample CirrusInterface, it uses “.ctor”, which doesn’t do work of screening for constructor.

C:\Users\Public\Documents\RemObjects Samples\RemObjects Oxygene for .NET\Cirrus\CirrusInterface

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I believe constructors are called “.ctor” internally; not sure about finalizers. @ck?

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@mh,
another question, how can I inject a parent class method call inside SetBody?

method RaiseOnDIsposedAttribute.HandleImplementation(Services: IServices; aMethod: IMethodDefinition);
begin
if
String.Equals(aMethod.Name, ‘.’, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) or
String.Equals(aMethod.Name, ‘~’, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) or
(aMethod.Visibility <> Visibility.Public)
then begin
exit;
end;

aMethod.SetBody(Services,
method begin
// Want to call the subject class’s parent’s method, how?
Aspects.OriginalBody;
end);
end;

6

I’ll have to defer these to @ck, as Cirrus isn’t really my area of expertise, sorry :(.

8

It’s a bit trickier than that. It’s called . or .ctor or <init> or initName. I’ll add a property to read this info properly. Inherited:

you should be able to use:
public ProcValue(Value aSelf, IMethod aMethod, IType[] aGenericParameters, bool aInherited, params Value[] aParameters)

Make the name match.

9

@ck
If I understand you correctly, I need to use ProcValue?

10

Yes