I'm very pleased to announce the release of .NET Reflector 7 Beta. As ever, you can get it from
http://reflector.red-gate.com/Download.aspx
I've been holding off for a week or so because I wanted to be able to announce the great news that we've acquired the excellent PowerCommands add-in from Jason Haley, and have integrated it directly into .NET Reflector. The amount of time Jason's invested in PowerCommands really shows, because it provides an extremely powerful set of extensions to the core Reflector functionality. To illustrate, here's a summary of the complete feature list which Jason provided us:
Assembly browser treeview
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http://reflector.red-gate.com/Download.aspx
I've been holding off for a week or so because I wanted to be able to announce the great news that we've acquired the excellent PowerCommands add-in from Jason Haley, and have integrated it directly into .NET Reflector. The amount of time Jason's invested in PowerCommands really shows, because it provides an extremely powerful set of extensions to the core Reflector functionality. To illustrate, here's a summary of the complete feature list which Jason provided us:
Assembly browser treeview
- Import/export assembly lists
- Sort assembly list alphanumerically
- Find what other assemblies reference an assembly
- Open assemblies embedded as resources
- Open items with an external application, e.g.,
- Open code with Notepad
- Open modules with ildasm
- Open zip files
- Run executable assemblies
- Copy assembly path to clipboard
- Open containing folder
- Create desktop shortcut to item using code:// URL
- Open Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 command prompt in containing folder
- Create assembly binding redirect XML for .config file
- Collapse all nodes in the assembly browser tree
- Toggle assembly browser on/off
- View enumerations and calculate bit flags for those marked with the [Flags] attribute
- Copy decompiled code as HTML, RTF or plain text
- Email decompiled member code
- Export embedded resources (.resources files) as .resx files
- Open resources with Paint
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