I have an asp.net web application.I don\'t have the source code.The bin contains 10 assemblies and a .compiled file.I used Reflector on the App_Code.dll and it shows me classes and na开发者_高级运维me
There\'s a .net program for students that I\'ve been messing around with in Reflector and Reflexil, but it doesn\'t look like they can work with resource files. I want to replace the default backgroun
My project has a requirement that it needs to check the password complexity before create the new account.
I\'m trying to decompile a dl开发者_高级运维l with the tool called Reflector, but it shows only the definitions, not the complete code. What is the reason? How can I decompile it completely?
when I decompiled a dll file with Reflector, I saw that the method I need is implemented as below. What does it mean? Is that possible to see the source code behind it?
I maintain a C# program at work and due to a hard disk crash i lost a big chunk of code for an already deployed version (which is my own fault for not pushing the git repository often enough) and now
What\'s the best disassembler tool for the .NET reflector? By best I mean, saving a .NET assembly in a disassembled state in most readable, most likely to compile with fewer changes.
I\'m sure this is very simple, but I\'m having some trouble.I want to be able to disassemble a class in reflector directly from VS2008.
Greetings! I am slightly confused about how does C# compiler perform its optimizations. I have written the following getter to make up \"lazy\" initialization, and default value in case of null:
开发者_Python百科Is there an existing .NET Reflector add-in that allows renaming of namespaces/classes/methods etc?Not for Reflector, but there is an add-in called ReSharper that plugs into VS itself,