Using Reflection.Emit to emit a "using (x) { ... }" block?

I'm trying to use Reflection.Emit in C# to emit a using (x) { ... } block.

At the point I am in code, I need to take the current top of the stack, which is an object that implements IDisposable, store this away in a local variable, implement a using block on that variable, and then inside it add some more code (I can deal with that last part.)

Here's a sample C# piece of code I tried to compile and look at in Reflector:

public void Test()
{
    TestDisposable disposable = new TestDisposable();
    using (disposable)
    {
        throw new Exception("Test");
    }
}

This looks like this in Reflector:

.method public hidebysig instance void Test() cil managed
{
    .maxstack 2
    .locals init (
        [0] class LVK.Reflection.Tests.UsingConstructTests/TestDisposable disposable,
        [1] class LVK.Reflection.Tests.UsingConstructTests/TestDisposable CS$3$0000,
        [2] bool CS$4$0001)
    L_0000: nop 
    L_0001: newobj instance void LVK.Reflection.Tests.UsingConstructTests/TestDisposable::.ctor()
    L_0006: stloc.0 
    L_0007: ldloc.0 
    L_0008: stloc.1 
    L_0009: nop 
    L_000a: ldstr "Test"
    L_000f: newobj instance void [mscorlib]System.Exception::.ctor(string)
    L_0014: throw 
    L_0015: ldloc.1 
    L_0016: ldnull 
    L_0017: ceq 
    L_0019: stloc.2 
    L_001a: ldloc.2 
    L_001b: brtrue.s L_0024
    L_001d: ldloc.1 
    L_001e: callvirt instance void [mscorlib]System.IDisposable::Dispose()
    L_0023: nop 
    L_0024: endfinally 
    .try L_0009 to L_0015 finally handler L_0015 to L_0025
}

I have no idea how to deal with that ".try ..." part at the end there when using Reflection.Emit.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

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Edit: After asked about the code by email, I'll post my开发者_高级运维 fluent interface code here, but it isn't going to be much use to anyone unless you grab some of my class libraries, and that's a bit of code as well. The code I was struggling with was part of my IoC project, and I needed to generate a class to implement automatic logging of method calls on a service, basically a decorator class for services that auto-generates the code.

The main loop of the method, that implements all the interface methods, is this:

foreach (var method in interfaceType.GetMethods())
{
    ParameterInfo[] methodParameters = method.GetParameters();
    var parameters = string.Join(", ", methodParameters
        .Select((p, index) => p.Name + "={" + index + "}"));
    var signature = method.Name + "(" + parameters + ")";
    type.ImplementInterfaceMethod(method).GetILGenerator()
        // object[] temp = new object[param-count]
        .variable<object[]>() // #0
        .ldc(methodParameters.Length)
        .newarr(typeof(object))
        .stloc_0()
        // copy all parameter values into array
        .EmitFor(Enumerable.Range(0, methodParameters.Length), (il, i) => il
            .ldloc_0()
            .ldc(i)
            .ldarg_opt(i + 1)
            .EmitIf(methodParameters[i].ParameterType.IsValueType, a => a
                .box(methodParameters[i].ParameterType))
            .stelem(typeof(object))
        )
        // var x = _Logger.Scope(LogLevel.Debug, signature, parameterArray)
        .ld_this()
        .ldfld(loggerField)
        .ldc(LogLevel.Debug)
        .ldstr(signature)
        .ldloc(0)
        .call_smart(typeof(ILogger).GetMethod("Scope", new[] { typeof(LogLevel), typeof(string), typeof(object[]) }))
        // using (x) { ... }
        .EmitUsing(u => u
            .ld_this()
            .ldfld(instanceField)
            .ldargs(Enumerable.Range(1, methodParameters.Length).ToArray())
            .call_smart(method)
            .EmitCatch<Exception>((il, ex) => il
                .ld_this()
                .ldfld(loggerField)
                .ldc(LogLevel.Debug)
                .ldloc(ex)
                .call_smart(typeof(ILogger).GetMethod("LogException", new[] { typeof(LogLevel), typeof(Exception) }))
            )
        )
        .ret();
}

EmitUsing spits out the BeginExceptionBlock that Jon answered with, so that's what I needed to know.

The above code is from LoggingDecorator.cs, the IL extensions are mostly in ILGeneratorExtensions.Designer.cs, and other files in the LVK.Reflection namespace.

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Is ILGenerator.BeginExceptionBlock what you're after? The example in the docs suggests it's the right approach...

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Here's an example, in code.

ILGenerator ilg = ...;

// Begin the 'try' block. The returned label is at the end of the 'try' block.
// You can jump there and any finally blocks will be executed.
Label block = ilg.BeginExceptionBlock();

// ... emit operations that might throw

ilg.BeginFinallyBlock();

// ... emit operations within the finally block

ilg.EndExceptionBlock();