Name
ConstructorBuilder
Synopsis
This class
represents a dynamically created constructor method. Create a constructor
and add it to a type using either the TypeBuilder.DefineConstructor()
method or the TypeBuilder.DefineDefaultConstructor()
method. The default constructor accepts no parameters, and just calls the
constructor of the parent class. You cannot use the ILGenerator
class with a default
constructor, because its code is provided by the runtime. Generally, a default
constructor does not need to be created, as the CLR
provides it for you.
If you create a custom constructor with TypeBuilder.DefineConstructor()
, you can specify the constructor’s parameters as an array of System.Type
objects. Alternatively, you can use the DefineParameter()
method to create a ParameterBuilder
.
You can also add MSIL code to the constructor using the GetILGenerator()
method.
public sealed class ConstructorBuilder : System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo { // Public Instance Properties public override field MethodAttributes Attributes{get;} // overrides System.Reflection.MethodBase public override field Type DeclaringType{get; } // overrides System.Reflection.MemberInfo public field bool InitLocals{set; get; } public override field RuntimeMethodHandle MethodHandle{get; } // overrides System.Reflection.MethodBase public override field string Name{get; } // overrides System.Reflection.MemberInfo public override field Type ReflectedType{get; } // overrides System.Reflection.MemberInfo public field Type ...
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