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ConstructorBuilder.SetMethodBody Method

Definition

Creates the body of the constructor by using a specified byte array of Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) instructions.

public:
 void SetMethodBody(cli::array <System::Byte> ^ il, int maxStack, cli::array <System::Byte> ^ localSignature, System::Collections::Generic::IEnumerable<System::Reflection::Emit::ExceptionHandler> ^ exceptionHandlers, System::Collections::Generic::IEnumerable<int> ^ tokenFixups);
public void SetMethodBody (byte[] il, int maxStack, byte[] localSignature, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Reflection.Emit.ExceptionHandler> exceptionHandlers, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<int> tokenFixups);
member this.SetMethodBody : byte[] * int * byte[] * seq<System.Reflection.Emit.ExceptionHandler> * seq<int> -> unit
Public Sub SetMethodBody (il As Byte(), maxStack As Integer, localSignature As Byte(), exceptionHandlers As IEnumerable(Of ExceptionHandler), tokenFixups As IEnumerable(Of Integer))

Parameters

il
Byte[]

An array that contains valid MSIL instructions.

maxStack
Int32

The maximum stack evaluation depth.

localSignature
Byte[]

An array of bytes that contain the serialized local variable structure. Specify null if the constructor has no local variables.

exceptionHandlers
IEnumerable<ExceptionHandler>

A collection that contains the exception handlers for the constructor. Specify null if the constructor has no exception handlers.

tokenFixups
IEnumerable<Int32>

A collection of values that represent offsets in il, each of which specifies the beginning of a token that may be modified. Specify null if the constructor has no tokens that have to be modified.

Exceptions

il is null.

maxStack is negative.

-or-

One of exceptionHandlers specifies an offset outside of il.

-or-

One of tokenFixups specifies an offset that is outside the il array.

The containing type was previously created using the CreateType() method.

-or-

This method was called previously on this ConstructorBuilder object.

Applies to