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Thanks for reporting that.
I've logged it as RP-739. / comments
Thanks for reporting that.
I've logged it as RP-739.
There isn't currently a way to clear the debugging data for a single assembly. / comments
There isn't currently a way to clear the debugging data for a single assembly.
Hi.
I haven't seen that error before.
If you are happy to, could you send us the stacktrace associated with the error using the dialog that should be raised on error? / comments
Hi.
I haven't seen that error before.
If you are happy to, could you send us the stacktrace associated with the error using the dialog that should be raised on error?
Sorry about that - the link is now working. / comments
Sorry about that - the link is now working.
Hi.
I just downloaded Reflector.FileDisassembler and it is loading fine for me.
Can you check that the dll isn't marked with an alternative data stream saying that it came from an untrusted source (using the General tab on the properties context menu)?
Thanks / comments
Hi.
I just downloaded Reflector.FileDisassembler and it is loading fine for me.
Can you check that the dll isn't marked with an alternative data stream saying that it came from an untrusted source ...
Thanks for reporting these issues - I've logged them as RP-731. / comments
Thanks for reporting these issues - I've logged them as RP-731.
Hi.
So you're asking for a way to quickly expand and contract the panes on the right?
I've logged that as enhancement request RP-729. / comments
Hi.
So you're asking for a way to quickly expand and contract the panes on the right?
I've logged that as enhancement request RP-729.
Thanks for the report. I've logged it as bug RP-728. / comments
Thanks for the report. I've logged it as bug RP-728.
When doing the search for myConst you need to be "searching strings or constants". To the right of the search text pane there are four icons - the third is the one that makes the search work in this mode. For me, typing myConst into the search pane and hitting ctrl-S (which switches to this mode) finds your example which I build into a class library.
You can see the literal in the code for the static constructor (.cctor) and can also see this if you select the Class into which it is embedded and choose "expand methods". Public Class Class1
' Fields
Public Shared ReadOnly MY_CONST2 As String = "myConst"
End Class
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When doing the search for myConst you need to be "searching strings or constants". To the right of the search text pane there are four icons - the third is the one that makes the search work in thi...
Hi.
This is probably due to the optimisations that the CLR is performing. We provide a pdb which maps the IL instructions to the regenerated source code, but the CLR doesn't always record enough data about the mapping between the IL instructions and the generated code to allow full debugging. Additionally, there can be attributes in the assemblies that tell the debugger to use heuristic breakpoints, stopping only when the evaluation stack is empty rather than at points where the source line changes, which means that stepping isn't always as you might expect.
There is some discussion in this thread on rebuilding assemblies using ngen with less optimization to allow better debugging. http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10540 / comments
Hi.
This is probably due to the optimisations that the CLR is performing. We provide a pdb which maps the IL instructions to the regenerated source code, but the CLR doesn't always record enough da...