The IsSpecialName property of the MethodDescription class indicates whether the method has a special name. Special names are typically used by the runtime to identify methods that have a specific meaning or purpose, such as property accessors or operator overloads.
Use the IsSpecialName property to determine if a method is considered special by the runtime. This can be useful when reflecting over methods to filter out or handle special methods differently.
// Example of using the IsSpecialName property
MethodDescription methodDescription = GetMethodDescription();
if (methodDescription.IsSpecialName)
{
// Handle special name method
Console.WriteLine("This method has a special name.");
}
else
{
// Handle regular method
Console.WriteLine("This is a regular method.");
}