Sounds like you want to use AOP to do this.Define your point cuts and
voila.There is postsharp which is pretty easy to get up to speed with but I
found the compile time twice as slow.Spring has an AOP library.I think this is
the best approach for adding this type of thing without altering the [EMAIL
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] modifying code files with script.> To:
ADVANCED-DOTNET@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM> > We have a pretty large codebase, pushing
1 million lines of code.> > Every 6-8 weeks we release an update to our
customers with new features &> bugfixes from the prior release cycle. Typically
just after a release we> get a spike in bug reports.> I'm looking for a way to
enhance the information in our bug reports, so we> can have our customers repro
the problem with tracing enabled to get us a> very complete picture of the
stack traces.> > I had the idea that i can add some instrumentation to our code
using the> Trace.blah. So the first and last line of every method will be:>
(pseudo code)> > Trace.Writeline ("Entering Methodname arg1Name =
ar1Value|arg2Name => arg2Value")> Trace.Writeline ("Leaving MethodName")> >
Using config file to enable/disable tracing.> The hard part is adding these
lines to our existing codebase...too much> typiing for my liking.> > Does
anyone know of an addin or existing script tool that can re-write my> code
files using regex, codeDom, or even a Vs.net addin that can help here> and
auto-magically insert these lines?> > Our platform is vs2008, vb.net, .Net 2.0>
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