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this add-in gives you extended control over auto-properties, like directly accessing the backing field or intercepting getters and setters.
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### Background
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#### [Intercepting getter and setter](PropertyInterception.md)
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### [Intercepting getter and setter of auto-properties](PropertyInterception.md)
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Intercepting the property accessors is useful when e.g. writing a class that provides
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transparent access to store values like e.g. configuration store via properties.
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[Click here](PropertyInterception.md) to read the detailed documentation on how to use property interception.
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####[Accessing the backing field](BackingFieldAccess.md)
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### [Accessing the backing field](BackingFieldAccess.md)
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Usually there is no need to access the backing field of an auto-property, because the property setter does just write to the backing field - no more an no less.<para/>
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[Click here](BackingFieldAccess.md) to read the detailed documentation on how to use property interception.
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[Click here](BackingFieldAccess.md) to read the detailed documentation on how to access the backing field of an auto-property.
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