问题
As part of my application I have a function that receives a MethodInfo and need to do specific operations on it depending if that method is "Extension Method".
I've checked the MethodInfo class and I could not find any IsExtension property or flag that shows that the method is extension.
Does anyone knows how can I find that from the method's MethodInfo?
回答1:
Based on
F# extension methods in C#
it seems there is an attribute on the compiled form. So see if the method has this attribute:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.runtime.compilerservices.extensionattribute.aspx
回答2:
You can call the IsDefined method on the MethodInfo instance to find this out by checking to see if the ExtensionAttribute is applied to the method:
bool isExtension=someMethod.IsDefined(typeof(ExtensionAttribute),true);
回答3:
This looks very similar to an earlier question, might be worth a look. The suggestion there was to look for classes and methods with the ExtensionAttribute which sounds like what you are after.
回答4:
If you know you are getting a MethodInfo from an instance, you can easily check if the method is static. Extension methods are just syntactic sugar and get transformed into static method calls passing in the instance.
回答5:
Doesn't the compiler switch all extension methods into static method calls at compile time?
myList.First();
becomes
Enumerable.First(myList);
If this is the case, then there are no extension methods in the .net runtime (where you are reflecting).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/721800/using-reflection-to-check-if-a-method-is-extension-method