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Invalid expression stack size during null coalescing expression translation.
System.InvalidOperationException
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.DecodeNullCoalescingExpressionOrStatement()
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.DecodeDuplicateStatement(Int32 offset)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.DecodeStatement(Int32 end)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.DecodeBlockStatement(Int32 offset, Int32 end)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.TranslateMethodDeclaration(IMethodDeclaration mD, IMethodBody mB, Boolean handleExpressionStack)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.TranslateMethodDeclaration(IMethodDeclaration mD, IMethodBody mB)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Disassembler.TransformMethodDeclaration(IMethodDeclaration value)
at Reflector.Application.Translator.TranslateMethodDeclaration(IMethodDeclaration value)
at Reflector.Application.UserInterface.DisassemblerWindow.Render(Boolean expandTypes, Boolean expandMethods)
The actual code of that method is
DoenaSoft.TVJunkie.MainForm
bool UserIsCorrectAndContainsDate(User user) => user?.UserName == "DJ Doena" && user?.Watches?.Any(WatchesContainsDate) == true;
PS: this throws the same error
bool EntryContainsUserWithWatchedDate(FileEntry entry) => entry?.Users?.Any(UserIsCorrectAndContainsDate) == true; / comments
I have another one
Invalid expression stack size during null coalescing expression translation.
System.InvalidOperationException
at Reflector.Disassembler.Translator.DecodeNullCoalescingExpressionO...
Hi, (un)fortunately no more repro. I've cleared my entire assembly list on the left and then only loaded my new assembly. Now the error is gone. It could have been an assembly that was in the list but didn't exist on the harddrive anymore? Not sure because there were about a dozen assemblies in the list, sorry. / comments
Hi, (un)fortunately no more repro. I've cleared my entire assembly list on the left and then only loaded my new assembly. Now the error is gone. It could have been an assembly that was in the list ...
I've tried out the new named tuple feature in C#7 and when I reflect on it, I get the following error:
version
System.ComponentModel.InvalidEnumArgumentException
at Reflector.Disassembler.Helper.HiddenAttributesCollection.ParseVersion(String version)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Helper.HiddenAttributesCollection.<>c.<CreateInstance>b__0_1(Dictionary`2 dict, ICustomAttributeCollection attributes, String version)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Helper.HiddenAttributesCollection.HelpC`2.Filter(ICustomAttributeCollection attributes, String version)
at Reflector.Disassembler.Helper.FilterIrrelevant(ICustomAttributeCollection attributes, String version)
at Reflector.Application.Languages.CSharpLanguage.LanguageWriter.WriteCustomAttributeList(ICustomAttributeProvider value, IFormatter formatter, String target, HashSet`1 hide)
at Reflector.Application.Languages.CSharpLanguage.LanguageWriter.WriteMethodDeclaration(IMethodDeclaration value)
at Reflector.Application.UserInterface.DisassemblerWindow.Render(Boolean expandTypes, Boolean expandMethods) / comments
I've tried out the new named tuple feature in C#7 and when I reflect on it, I get the following error:
version
System.ComponentModel.InvalidEnumArgumentException
at Reflector.Disassembler.Helper.Hi...
dany wrote:
Ouch [image]
What about an entry in your HOSTS file like '127.0.0.1 crl.thawte.com'? Just for a "lame" workaround. Or is this not in your hands either?
:shock:
Works like a charm! [image] / comments
dany wrote:
Ouch
What about an entry in your HOSTS file like '127.0.0.1 crl.thawte.com'? Just for a "lame" workaround. Or is this not in your hands either?
:shock:
Works like a charm!
My computer is running in a Windows domain with a tight group policy management, I can't even change my "home page" in IE. / comments
My computer is running in a Windows domain with a tight group policy management, I can't even change my "home page" in IE.
Yes, my reflector.exe has that certificate, too. And when I want to view it, it takes forever to open the details dialog. http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/3716/reflectorqk1.png / comments
Yes, my reflector.exe has that certificate, too. And when I want to view it, it takes forever to open the details dialog.http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/3716/reflectorqk1.png
I've recorded a "startup video" with UVScreenCamera. It shows the task manager with cpu & memory usage, handles, threads until the Reflector opens.
It's an exe that contains the video: http://home.arcor.de/yajirobi/upload/ReflectorVideo.zip (230kb) / comments
I've recorded a "startup video" with UVScreenCamera. It shows the task manager with cpu & memory usage, handles, threads until the Reflector opens.
It's an exe that contains the video: http://home....
Hi,
it's an Win XP SP2 with Frameworks from 1.0 to 3.5. The last version I had was from Lutz's site and it was definitively faster.
Then it wanted me to upgrade and the automated process didn't work. So I came to redgate and downloaded it anew. And now I'm stuck. / comments
Hi,
it's an Win XP SP2 with Frameworks from 1.0 to 3.5. The last version I had was from Lutz's site and it was definitively faster.
Then it wanted me to upgrade and the automated process didn't wor...
Only the basic assemblies from .NET 2.0. I even deleted the config file. / comments
Only the basic assemblies from .NET 2.0. I even deleted the config file.
Thanks,
that works.
Although the menu entry does not make it clear that this is the function behind it.
Maybe rename "Close Assemblies" for the next version.
I never used this menu entry because using the DEL key seemed a lot quicker than using the mouse all the time (I'm an old DOS fossil, if you have a keyboard shortcut, I'll use it) / comments
Thanks,
that works.
Although the menu entry does not make it clear that this is the function behind it.
Maybe rename "Close Assemblies" for the next version.
I never used this menu entry because us...