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Answering my own question: to view IL, simply change the language in Reflector's options. So I guess "target offset 00CB" is the instruction number? I see stloc.1, "pops the current value from the top of the evaluation stack and stores it in the local variable list at index 1"... hmm, doesn't mean a thing to me [image] ! Maybe the disassembler could fail more gracefully, ie display the valid lines before/after the offending instruction? / comments

Answering my own question: to view IL, simply change the language in Reflector's options. So I guess "target offset 00CB" is the instruction number? I see stloc.1, "pops the current value from the ...

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I'm having the same problem with another assembly. This one was built in Mono but shows up fine, nothing is obfuscated. I can actually view the offending classes in their most part, except for a few methods that crash Reflector. FileDisassembler and FileGenerator both hang, I guess they can't do more than what Reflector gives them. I sent a bug report, the highlight being: Translation failure in 'UnityEditor.GUITemp.DoListView(Rect, ListViewState, Int32[]) : ListViewElementsEnumerator' in 'UnityEditor, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. System.InvalidOperationException InnerException: Invalid branching statement for condition expression with target offset 00CB. I don't feel comfortable sending the DLL, but if you have the courage you can download a demo of the product here: http://unity3d.com/unity/download It's a Mac app (Windows version coming soon, yay!), but I think some Windows archivers can open dmg files... :roll: Extract the app, locate the DLL, browse to UnityEditor.GUITemp.DoListView to reproduce the crash. Is there a way to read the actual CLR (if that even means anything)? I mean the app works so obviously the DLL is valid, it's just C# translation that fails... / comments

I'm having the same problem with another assembly. This one was built in Mono but shows up fine, nothing is obfuscated. I can actually view the offending classes in their most part, except for a fe...

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Feature request - quick enable/disable SQL Prompt

Hi! The title says pretty much all, sometimes on complex queries SQL Prompt is of no help at all and it keeps poping-up, interrupting typing or adding names in the middle of nowhere (after a comma ...

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Thanks for the quick reply, and the "space" tip! I also check the "." option, it helps A LOT, now I don't type a whole line of code and watch back and say "jeez where's all I typed??" So I took some time to have a look at the options... I saw there's a default 500ms delay while showing the candidate list, maybe that explains in part this un-VS feeling I have. Like when I type "TableName.", on the "." I expect to see the column list instantaneously. I don't know if the delay is necessary due to some processing speed limitations, I guess I could try to set it to zero? In VS it just seems to be here when I want it, period. I know sometimes VS's intellisense is acting up and the candidate list takes a while (or forgets) to show, or I switch windows in the middle of a word, come back and the candidate list is gone: in those cases hitting alt+right brings it up for sure. Also it brings it up from nowhere, even if I'm not typing anything. I suppose all this is the equivalent of the Ctrl+spacebar I saw in the options, but can't really tell until I've used it for a while. But more important, alt+right in VS auto-completes the current word if it's the only candidate. For example now I type "ssf", wait 500ms, and hit space. In VS it'd type "ssf" then alt+right, and bam. Or I'd type "TableN" then alt+right and I'd get "TableName". I know I could just tpye "TableN" and hit space when the candidate list is up and get the same, but hey my fingers seem to be a lot faster than my brain. You said keystrokes would be "much closer to Visual Studio" and I know I can except a lot from a RedGate software (*butt-kissing noises*) so now you'll have to deliver [image] ! Anyway I hope this all helped, sorry if I'm not super clear on all this but the whole point of Intellisense is to be intuitive so I don't really know exactly how I use VS, I just know than when I launched SQL Prompt I kept typing stuff, expecting something that didn't always happen. / comments

Thanks for the quick reply, and the "space" tip! I also check the "." option, it helps A LOT, now I don't type a whole line of code and watch back and say "jeez where's all I typed??" So I took som...

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synchronisation notification should be hidable

Hi! Title says all. I'm connecting to a database thru a VPN connection, needless to say that the snapshot takes a while, and all this time the "SQL Prompt" notification is in the way, preventing me...

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Auto-reduce identical groups in SQL difference panel

Love the group bars in version 5 (installed it today)! Would it be possible to automatically reduce identical groups? This way we can scroll faster to where the actual differences are. Also, where'...

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table renaming...

That may be an old & annoying topic, but is there any way you could manage table renaming in Sql Compare (schema, not data)? I'm not talking about doing this automatically, but mapping manually. I ...

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Doesn't work w/ Enterprise Manager, Query Analyser & VS 2003

As title says... i'm using SQL Server 2000 SP3, french version (don't know if that changes anything), and Visual Studio 2003 french. Am running Win XP SP2 with framework 1.1. I installed it, didn't...

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