hi Denis,
great job with the file disassembler. I tried using it on some of my assemblies and it didn't succeed to fully reproduce the assembly, although reflector tree listing is accurate.

My final goal is to decompile .net standard assemblies for the purpose of finding the reason of some strange bugs in DataGrid.
I don't know if this is fully legal, but as I don't steal anything...
I would have been thankfull if Microsoft would have delivered the sources of the framework as Borland does.

Regards
Liviu

Liviu, Denis;
You may find that it's not a perfect reflection, as the generated project file has a default namespace, and the generated source files also contain namespace declarations that match (so, for foo.dll, you'd get a namepsace foo { clas bar { ... } } around your code, and it'd compile down to foo.foo.bar, where the original was foo.bar.
Oh, and yes Liviu, you probably are breaching the terms of your licence agreement by reverse engineering the code...

Any chance to get FD for Reflector 4.2 any soon?

What do you think for the "remember output folder" feature?
Also, what do you think about Disassemble 'this class' and all of its currently assembly dependences?

Super Add-In, vielen Dank!

Have you thought about updating the file disassembler to support Fx 2.0?

File disassembler enumerates only classes and skips global functions (in assembly which was compiled from MC++)... This happens both for C# and for MC++ language setting of Reflector

I plugged in your add-in but I dont see how to access its functionality. How do get to a menu that allows me to create project files from the selected assembly?

The FileDisassembler adds a menu item to the Tools menu.

does anyone have the sources to the reflector? is it open source?

@denis bauer
how did you debug your application? I would like to improve it a bit, but don't know how to debug it. pls help.

BTW, very nice tool:)

Best wishes,
Adrian Vintu

JIK: my email is adrianvintu@yahoo.com NOT GMAIL

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Hi,

Great job on the current version. Any plans of releasing a version that supports generating Visual Studio 2005 project files for decompiled assemblies.

I had a few problems with .net 2.0 assemblies. Reflector correctly decompiles them but the project files that are generated by Reflector.FileDisassembler when converted by VS2005 to its version have a lot of errors.

Thanks

Phentermine, http://www.cs.wisc.edu/dbworld/messages/2007-10/1192719580.html

when I load the Dll is type does not contain a CLI header.
And when press generate this is the response:
System.InvalidOperationException: Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object.
at ᜶.ᜀ(IAssembly A_0)
at ឧ.ᜀ(IAssembly A_0)
at ឨ.ᜀ(IAssembly A_0, Boolean A_1)
at Reflector.FileDisassembler.FileDisassemblerHelper.WriteAssemblyInfo(IAssembly assembly, ILanguageWriterConfiguration configuration)
1 error(s).
Done.

Is a bug, a wrong dll..
thanks
best regards

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