Bugs of field order in Reflector

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  nobody?

  CreateAndInject April 24, 2017 16:28

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  Can you share the IL at all?

  Russell D July 11, 2017 12:49

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  There is no relation with IL!
  
  When I write this in Visual Studio:
  class Demo
  {
  public static int bbb = 5;
  public static int aaa = bbb + 2;
  }
  
  Then put the output to Reflector. it will like this:
  internal class Demo
  {
  // Fields
  public static int aaa = (bbb + 2);
  public static int bbb = 5;
  }
  
  
  So, when I Export Assembly Source Code, there are mistakes!
  
  Reflector should keep the order, or else there are different values!!!

  CreateAndInject July 13, 2017 13:19

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  in my program: aaa=7,bbb=5
  
  
  
  
  
  but in Reflector code: aaa=2,bbb=5
  
  

  CreateAndInject July 13, 2017 13:30

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  @CreateAndInject The IL is in the static constructor (.cctor method). That is where the static variables are initialised.

  switchblade July 18, 2017 01:16

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  @switchblade Why don't you test my code?
  
  "The IL is in the static constructor (.cctor method). That is where the static variables are initialised."
  
  So?
  
  In my original application, IL will like:
  ldc.i4.5
  stsfld bbb
  ldsfld bbb ===>this time bbb=5
  ldc.i4.2
  add
  stsfld aaa
  
  
  But Reflector change the filed order, so if I compile the decompiled source , IL will like:
  
  ldsfld bbb ==> this time bbb=0
  ldc.i4.2
  add
  stsfld aaa
  ldc.i4.5
  stsfld bbb
  
  Can't you find the difference?
  
  So, there is a bug!!!
  

  CreateAndInject July 18, 2017 06:35

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  @CreateAndInject I just encountered the same problem when using server-side DataTables plugin in a ASP.NET Web Forms Site, along with Zack Owen's DataTable parser. I extracted the source code with JustDecompile and .NET Reflector, and that gave me reordered data (though the column titles were right).
  
  For instance, I had these columns:
      Id   |    Name    |  Birth date
  1234 | John Doe | 31/12/1990
  
  that were displayed like so:
           Id          |  Name  |  Birth date
  31/12/1990 |   1234   | John Doe
  
  This is because Reflector transformed this code:

            public class DTNomenclature
            {
                      public int PersonID { get; set; }
  
                      public string PersonName { get; set; }
  
                      public DateTime PersonBirth { get; set; }
            }
  

  into this one:

            public class DTNomenclature
            {
                      public DateTime PersonBirth { get; set; }
  
                      public int PersonID { get; set; }
  
                      public string PersonName { get; set; }
            }
  

  ... causing the DataTables parser to get the and display the data in the wrong order.
  
  The problem occurs here (for those who would came across this post):

            public FormatedList Parse()
            {
                      var list = new FormatedList();
                      list.Import(_properties.Select(x => x.Name).ToArray());
            ...
  

  LePatay December 21, 2017 09:55

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  We're investigating this and will keep you posted.

  Russell D December 29, 2017 11:00

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