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I had the same problem as you guys did, so I wrote an addin to sort the assemblies - you can get it at: http://jasonhaley.com/Addins/ it is called AssemblyCollection.Sort Addin. / comments
I had the same problem as you guys did, so I wrote an addin to sort the assemblies - you can get it at: http://jasonhaley.com/Addins/ it is called AssemblyCollection.Sort Addin.
You should also check out the File->Open List.. functionality so you can keep the number of assemblies to a minimun of what you need when you need it ... it will also speed things up a bit (the less assemblies you have loaded in your tree). / comments
You should also check out the File->Open List.. functionality so you can keep the number of assemblies to a minimun of what you need when you need it ... it will also speed things up a bit (the les...
You should be able to write an addin to do this ... if you really really want to [image] / comments
You should be able to write an addin to do this ... if you really really want to
I put together a quick addin for you, you can get the code at: http://www.jasonhaley.com/files/ToggleVisibility.zip or just the addin dll at: http://www.jasonhaley.com/files/ToggleVisibility.dll
The only thing it does is toggle the setting of the AssemblyBrowser Visibility value. It adds an item to the Tools menu and a shortcut key setting of Cntrl + Shift + P.
Feel free to take the code and change it as you want (like add an image to the toolbar or something). / comments
I put together a quick addin for you, you can get the code at: http://www.jasonhaley.com/files/ToggleVisibility.zip or just the addin dll at: http://www.jasonhaley.com/files/ToggleVisibility.dll
Th...
It looks to me that you have hit the gateway to the unmanaged code ... meaning that property calls into unmanaged code - so there is no IL to decompile from that point. Reflector won't jump into the unmanaged code and decompile it.
Could be a few reasons that I can think of:
1. the assembly that holds the implementation has been NGen'd
2. the code is calling into the CLR (which is unmanaged)
3. the code is a RCW (runtime callable wrapper) which is a proxy for a COM object (which is unmanaged) / comments
It looks to me that you have hit the gateway to the unmanaged code ... meaning that property calls into unmanaged code - so there is no IL to decompile from that point. Reflector won't jump into t...
Can you create it manually? That depends on what you mean by 'create'. Are you looking to use their code (via reference) or are you trying to build something like it (via inspiration)?
If you're referencing there code, then that shouldn't be a problem.
If you're using the code for inspiration for your own implementation, then you'll really need to understand what they are doing before you will be able to just create your own ... but I'm guessing you knew that. / comments
Can you create it manually? That depends on what you mean by 'create'. Are you looking to use their code (via reference) or are you trying to build something like it (via inspiration)?
If you're ...
What about the base class's GetCommandForCaller method?
Without seeing everything, my guess is they have done one of the following:
1. stored either serialized code in those resources that they are just extracting and handing back as a command to execute
2. stored binaries in the resources to be extracted and executed as needed
There are other options as well, but my guess would be #1 above. If you look into the GetCommandForCaller it should help. / comments
What about the base class's GetCommandForCaller method?
Without seeing everything, my guess is they have done one of the following:
1. stored either serialized code in those resources that they ar...
Yeah, it looks like you're right - if you remove the readonly flag on the cfg file that will go away (otherwise you'll get that error everytime you close).
Might be able to write an addin that would keep a sort of session and either throw it away or save it on close instead of the always saving. / comments
Yeah, it looks like you're right - if you remove the readonly flag on the cfg file that will go away (otherwise you'll get that error everytime you close).
Might be able to write an addin that wou...
The navigation arrows are now beside the tab. Took me a little while to notice them too. / comments
The navigation arrows are now beside the tab. Took me a little while to notice them too.
Actually the sorting logic was simplier than that.
1. Sort any assemblies in the tree that are in the AssemblyCache directories (usually Microsoft and System dlls)
2. Sort the remaining assemblies / comments
Actually the sorting logic was simplier than that.
1. Sort any assemblies in the tree that are in the AssemblyCache directories (usually Microsoft and System dlls)
2. Sort the remaining assemblies