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Explore Decompiled Assemblies - Non-Public Types/Members

Hello,

I'm obviously overlooking something, but how can I see private types/members in the Object Browser when I select 'Explore Decompiled Assemblies'?

I really need access to a private/internal type to set a breakpoint before starting to debug.

Thanks for your consideration,

Christian
7enderhead
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  • Clive Tong
    Hi.

    The object browser only supports public types, so you need to find the decompiled source file for the private or internal type in order to set a breakpoint. A trick for doing this is to go to the decompiled definition of one of the public types, and then file/open/file in the code view of that type will let you open the source file corresponding to one of these internal types.
    Clive Tong
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  • 7enderhead
    Dear Clive,
    Clive Tong wrote:
    Hi.

    The object browser only supports public types, so you need to find the decompiled source file for the private or internal type in order to set a breakpoint. A trick for doing this is to go to the decompiled definition of one of the public types, and then file/open/file in the code view of that type will let you open the source file corresponding to one of these internal types.

    Great! That's a good trick to find the location of all decompiled source files. Works like a charm.

    Thanks a lot,

    Christian
    7enderhead
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