cfe-patch-method

To generate a method interceptor for a 1C extension, use a script that creates a decorator skeleton and writes the method body into the specified .bsl module file. You provide the extension path, module path, method name, and interceptor type to generate the code automatically.

A method interceptor in 1C CFE extensions is a decorator that wraps a borrowed object's method to inject custom logic. It supports Before, After, and ModificationAndControl contexts to execute pre-processing, post-processing, or modified logic during method execution.

Yes, you can create both Before and After interceptors for 1C extension methods. The generation script supports Before, After, and ModificationAndControl interceptor types, allowing you to specify pre-processing, post-processing, or controlled modification contexts for the target method.

To add an interception decorator to an existing .bsl module file, run the generation script with the required extension and module paths. The script automatically checks the file path, creates the file if needed, and appends the decorated method body with the correct procedure prefix.

Yes, the 1C extension interceptor generation supports both client and server execution contexts. You can specify the context and whether the target method is a function or procedure to tailor the generated skeleton code accurately.

Generating 1C extension method interceptors requires specific parameters including ExtensionPath, ModulePath, MethodName, and InterceptorType. It is designed for borrowed extension objects and relies on Configuration.xml for procedure prefixing, meaning unsupported module structures may fail.