Mike is absolutely correct. Just two notes: 1) original EXE or DLL must be compiled in
debug mode, its PDB and source files must be available (otherwise /SOURCE option of
ILDASM won't work); 2)re-assembling should be done with /DEBUG option. The result will
be the code bound to IL source text,
That's not what he was after. He doesn't want to know how to get vs.net to
launch ILDASM (or any other tool) that displays IL. What he wants (and what
many of us want) is to be able to click 'go to disassembly' and get a
tri-mode display that includes the original source code, the corresponding
sure there is >> select Tools/ExternalTools on the menu and you will see
how to add ILDASM and anything else you wish.
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This won't help you for VS.NET, but had to mention Anakrino:
http://www.saurik.com/net/exemplar/
John
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I have an HTML document.
I want to use the DHTML Object Model via automation.
In other words, I want to be able to say "get me the meta tags in this
document" and have an list returned to me that I can iterate through.
I did this in COM with the InternetExplorer.Application object, but
rather th
I don't think there's a way to make VS show it by flipping a switch, but
if you run ILDASM against your assembly with the /source and /out
switches, you can get it to spit out an .il file, which you can then
compile with ilasm and debug in VS.NET.
It's a bit manual, but this way you can see sourc
Is there a way to see the IL code of a method in Visual Studio .NET?
When I try to step into a method for which I don't have the source VS.NET
shows me the x86 disassembly, which is somewhat less readable than IL.
Dejan
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Thank you I have put my name on the list for beta evaluators.
Kevin
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Suggestions for a general notification
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SQL notificati
I have a typed dataset, dsMaster, which has four tables--Master, Contact,
Representative and MasterAddInfo. I am attempting to use the .Select
method to filter the datatable for display in a datagrid. My code is as
follows:
Sub BindContractorGrid()
Dim arRowArray() As DataRow
Dim strFilter As Str
If you want to use SQL Server and don't mind playing with Beta releases,
you might be interested in Notification Services:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/NS/overview.asp
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Martin Boers
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