Need '/select' command line key usage example

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  Hi,
  
  you can do this in the following way (using the M: prefix):
  
  == For pure methods ==
  Reflector.exe /select:M:System.Object.GetType
  
  == For methods with arguments ===
  Reflector.exe /select:M:System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
  
  Hope this helps,
  
  James

  James Moore September 11, 2008 04:37

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  Thanks, that really helped.
  Here is the list of prefixes I found:
  Delegate = 'T',
  Event = 'E',
  Field = 'F',
  Method = 'M',
  Property = 'P'
  
  Question: how to open a consrtructor this way?
  I tried something like:
  Reflector.exe /select:C:System.Object.ctor
  
  But it didn't work :-/

  kbabiy September 19, 2008 11:03

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  James
  Could you please write how to open a consrtructor this way? I tried several ways, but it didn't work.
  
  Thank you very much.

  kbabiy September 22, 2008 08:35

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  Hi there,
  
  I have had a dig through the code today, unfortunately there is a bit of a bug when it comes to handling '.' in function names in that code. I have put together a tentative fix but need to spend a little more time on it before checking it in - it should make it into the next release though.
  
  In the mean time you can use the code:// based selection model. To do this run:
  
  reflector.exe /select:code://mscorlib/System.Object/.ctor()
  
  Thanks for finding this bug and I'm sorry this hasn't been easier for you,
  
  Regards,
  
  James

  James Moore September 22, 2008 15:09

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  As an additional pointer:
  You can get the code:// form for any element by selecting it in the hierarchy and hitting ctrl-alt-c, the full URL will then be put on your clipboard (you can often delete a few elements of the URL and it will still work).
  
  If you want code:// URLs to work from IE etc then run reflector.exe /register and it will register itself as the url handler for code:// url's.
  
  James

  James Moore September 22, 2008 16:03

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  Thank you VERY MUCH. This last one was most useful

  kbabiy September 25, 2008 07:02

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  James Moore wrote:

  You can get the code:// form for any element by selecting it in the hierarchy and hitting ctrl-alt-c, the full URL will then be put on your clipboard (you can often delete a few elements of the URL and it will still work).

  
  This one didn't work for me: I'm using a French Vista 32bits box.

  odalet October 23, 2008 18:25

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