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Add an example for patch factory methods #502

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Expand Up @@ -63,6 +63,25 @@ If you prefer manual patching, you can use any method name or class structure yo

![note] Patch methods _must_ be static but you can define them public or private. They cannot be dynamic methods but you can write static patch factory methods that return dynamic methods.

```csharp
[HarmonyPatch(...)]
class Patch
{
// the return type of factory methods can be either MethodInfo or DynamicMethod
[HarmonyPrefix]
static MethodInfo PrefixFactory(MethodBase originalMethod)
{
// return an instance of MethodInfo or an instance of DynamicMethod
}

[HarmonyPostfix]
static MethodInfo PostfixFactory(MethodBase originalMethod)
{
// return an instance of MethodInfo or an instance of DynamicMethod
}
}
```

### Method names

Manual patching knows four main patch types: **Prefix**, **Postfix**, **Transpiler** and **Finalizer**. If you use attributes for patching, you can also use the helper methods: **Prepare**, **TargetMethod**, **TargetMethods** and **Cleanup** as explained below.
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