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I have my own attribute [Finder] for fields and properties, and I have a kind of factory that initializing all fields and properties as I want. Question: I want to do kind of lazy initialization(object be created only when I calling some methods of this object) for objects that i'm initializing. Note: properties and fields could be different types.

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  • What does your factory do with the Finder attribute? Commented Jul 20, 2011 at 9:14
  • it just extracting 2 fields from it(selectors) that helps to find html elements on web page Commented Jul 20, 2011 at 9:16

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Depending on how the initialization happens, you can use the new Lazy<T> type. Another possibility would be to return a automatically created subclass of your class - a proxy - that checks the state of the initialization at every method call and executed the initialization if necessary.

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Lazy whan't do the job, can u offer some library that will create proxy for me?
sorry but can u offer something else, coz castle didn't match my needs&
Problem solved, but problem was that, I needed to create proxy for class that have non virtual methods that needed to be intercepted!
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You might be able to make use of System.Lazy<T>. Otherwise, you'll have to implement logic to keep track of what properties/fields have been initialized yourself.

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