Metadata for a custom logger that uses string.Format under the hood

So I have a logger that defaults to the old old one Console.WriteLine()

, but it can be tested with a block and in a windows application, to name one example, I can use a different implementation to write the output to the window that can see. The interface looks like this:

public interface ILog
{
    void WriteLine(string text, params object[] args);
}

      

        
        
        
      

    

So far, such a pattern. However, there is something else I would like to do. In Visual Studio, if you use string.Format

or Console.WriteLine

, the editor and compiler will match the arguments in args

to the contents of your string and warn you if they don't match. In addition, the components of {0}, {1:0.00}, ...

your string are rendered with nice highlighting to show where your arguments will appear in the string you are building.

Is there some kind of metadata that I can pass to the compiler so that it knows my method ILog.WriteLine

should behave the same as string.Format

or Console.WriteLine

? I searched but couldn't find anything.