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No option to Go To decompiled definition, and cant step in.

Just purchased pro version and activated it. Have Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate.

i choose "Explore decompiled assemblies" from the .Net Reflector after decompiling system.

I find the method, and right click - there is no "Go to decompiled definition" option. The menu has "Open in .NET reflector", and the second option is "Find all references". It's just missing.

As well, I cannot step into the code. I'm trying to debug an error in

AppDomain.AppDomainSetup.ConfigurationFile, and though I have selected every version of SYSTEM in "Choose assemblies to debug" and compiled them all, I still cannot step into this property. (Yes, I have turned off the step over properties option).

What could I be doing wrong?

I have followed the steps someone mentioned in the forums for looking at system.console.writeline, and was not able to step into that or use "Go to decompled definition" on it either.
Jaimi
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  • Clive Tong
    Hi.

    The type AppDomain.AppDomainSetup is actually in mscorlib.dll and not system.dll.

    Can you try decompiling that and then stepping into the property that you mention?

    Thanks.
    Clive Tong
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  • Jaimi
    You sir, are indeed correct. I must have been reading some incorrect MS documentation. Works great - thanks!
    Jaimi
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