Activity overview
Latest activity by Peter Ritchie
Sorting on type and member types in search results
Please provide the ability to sort of type and member types in search results.
Placing the type/member's icon in it's own column should be sufficient.
Filtering search results
Please add the ability to filter search results, it would be nice to be able to search for identifiers of a specific type by name.
Add the ability to filter on the following:
public
private
interna...
The problem is that enum members aren't really used. They're compiled to integers in code. For example, with this enum:
public enum MyEnum{
Zero, One, Two
}
to assign MyEnum.Two to an MyEnum local variable the following IL is generated:
ldc.i4.2
This doesn't give reflector a specific identifier to search for, it would have to search either for all uses of MyEnum then see if 2 is assigned to it, or vice versa. Obviously this would be very slow. / comments
The problem is that enum members aren't really used. They're compiled to integers in code. For example, with this enum:
public enum MyEnum{
Zero, One, Two
}
to assign MyEnum.Two to an MyEnum loca...
I second that suggestion... / comments
I second that suggestion...
Simply look at all the change requests... Simply put Reflector up on CodePlex, let people add issues, and the community can provide patches for those issues. If red-gate decides they don't want to put the patch in the trunk, so be it; but at least the people who do want that patch can download it and use it. If they do decide to integrate the patch, then they didn't have to work on that feature. / comments
Simply look at all the change requests... Simply put Reflector up on CodePlex, let people add issues, and the community can provide patches for those issues. If red-gate decides they don't want t...
Why should they release the code? The same reason why they should stop obfuscating it, of course. If it's not obfuscated and it's free, why not let the community contribute to it? They don't need to open it up to anyone who wants to commit; but they can at least accept patches. If someone encounters a bug, finds the problem, fixes, and provides a patch; that's that much less work they have to do. / comments
Why should they release the code? The same reason why they should stop obfuscating it, of course. If it's not obfuscated and it's free, why not let the community contribute to it? They don't nee...
Agreed. Please OSS Reflector. / comments
Agreed. Please OSS Reflector.