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I've not seen this happen before. Here we regularly run virtual machines with all three versions of Visual Studio installed (2005/2008/2010) and install the addin into each of these versions.
I assume that the 2008 isn't the express edition, as that doesn't support addins?
Could you try running reflector.exe and looking on the tools/integration options dialog - are the check boxes disabled for the 2005 and 2008 versions of Visual Studio?
Thanks / comments
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I've not seen this happen before. Here we regularly run virtual machines with all three versions of Visual Studio installed (2005/2008/2010) and install the addin into each of these versions.
I...
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Does this mean you are defining your own types of node inside the code model?
The interface and associated properties are used for tracking the IL offsets of the items in the code model; this information is used in Reflector Pro for generating pdb files. Returning -1 from both getters and ignoring calls into the setter should be sufficient. / comments
Hi.
Does this mean you are defining your own types of node inside the code model?
The interface and associated properties are used for tracking the IL offsets of the items in the code model; this i...
You can stop the CLR generating evidence for the digital signature by adding a generatePublisherEvidence element to the reflector.exe.config configuration file, as detailed in this blog post: http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovic ... 44913.aspx / comments
You can stop the CLR generating evidence for the digital signature by adding a generatePublisherEvidence element to the reflector.exe.config configuration file, as detailed in this blog post: http:...
I've made the change for the next EAP release. Thanks for the report and the diagnostics. / comments
I've made the change for the next EAP release. Thanks for the report and the diagnostics.
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The site crl.verisign.net is the place where Verisign stores details about revoked certificates. Whether this site is accessed is controlled by the settings "check for * certificate revocation" in the IE settings under tools/internet options/advanced. Changing those options should stop the site being pinged by your machine, though your company may have an IT policy that prevents you doing this. / comments
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The site crl.verisign.net is the place where Verisign stores details about revoked certificates. Whether this site is accessed is controlled by the settings "check for * certificate revocation"...
What type of project are you looking at in Reflector?
If I build a standard console application project with the followng Module definition
Module Module2
Sub Foo()
Console.WriteLine("akakak")
End Sub
End Module
then I can see the code as a Class Module2 in the relevant namespace. The class has the attribute <StandardModule> to show that it is a compilation of a Module. / comments
What type of project are you looking at in Reflector?
If I build a standard console application project with the followng Module definition
Module Module2
Sub Foo()
Console.Writ...
Can you send me your assembly so I can take a look at it? [clive DOT tong AT red HYPHEN gate DOT com or via the forum messaging mechanism]
Thanks. / comments
Can you send me your assembly so I can take a look at it? [clive DOT tong AT red HYPHEN gate DOT com or via the forum messaging mechanism]
Thanks.
From the dialog that is shown by ".NET Reflector/Choose assemblies to debug" you can decompile assemblies that interest you, either by checking the ones which are listed (because they are associated with the current solution you have open), or by using browse to select an arbitary assembly.
Once they have been decompiled, ".Net Reflector/Explore decompiled assemblies" will show them in the object browser. Note that you may need to change the object browser filter to "All components" to prevent them being filtered out of the view.
There is a video that might help: http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflec ... eo_pro.htm / comments
From the dialog that is shown by ".NET Reflector/Choose assemblies to debug" you can decompile assemblies that interest you, either by checking the ones which are listed (because they are associate...
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Reflector won't be able to decompile a setup project because such a project isn't .NET code - however, once the application has been installed, it should successfully decompile any VB.NET assemblies that you point it at. / comments
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Reflector won't be able to decompile a setup project because such a project isn't .NET code - however, once the application has been installed, it should successfully decompile any VB.NET assem...
Thanks for reporting this. I'll add it to the bug tracking system. / comments
Thanks for reporting this. I'll add it to the bug tracking system.