Contents tagged with Reflector
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TestDriven.Net 2.10: 'Go To Reflector' now supports generics
Over the past year the 'Go To Reflector' command has become a first class citizen inside TestDriven.Net. You will find the 'Go To Reflector' button on many different context menus inside Visual Studio. The ones I use most often during development are the 'Code Context' and 'Project Reference' menus. When I'm debugging I tend to use the 'Call Stack' and 'Modules' context menus.
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Silverlight Browser on CodePlex
Last week Ernie Booth announced a SilverlightBrowser plugin for Reflector. The plugin allows you to browse web pages that contain Silverlight elements and display their constituent Javascript, XAML and assembly files.
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Reflector on Mono 1.2.3
Miguel de Icaza writes:
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Support for Reflector 5.0 in TestDriven.NET 2.3
Lutz Roeder has just announced the release of .NET Reflector 5.0! This is a significant update with lots of refinements and new features. Perhaps most significantly it includes support for C# 3.0 language features such as LINQ query expressions, lambda expressions and extension methods. See my screencast about using Reflector 5.0 from VS Orcas.
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TestDriven.NET 2.2 Beta + VS Orcas / Reflector 5.0
Here is a screencast that shows TestDriven.NET running in Orcas and the new C# 3.0 support in Reflector 5.0. To start off with I create a reference to the new 'System.Core' assembly which you'll find in the '\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5.11209' directory. C# 3.0 language features such as Linq and extension methods are only available after referencing this assembly. I then add a method with a simple query over a sequence of numbers.
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Debug With Reflector
Below are a few frames from a screencast that shows how to debug an application using the new 'Go To Reflector' functionality in TestDriven.NET 2.0. I'm using Grant Drake's NCoverExplorer as a target for the debugger. Once attached I use Reflector to view one of the loaded modules. I then set a breakpoint on the AboutDialog's OnLoad method.
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Reflector on Mono 1.1.17
Here's a screenshot of Reflector running on Mono 1.1.17. The tree view seems to work fine. Unfortunately the Dissasembler view is throwing an exception. Still very impressive. I expect it will be working a lot better in the next release. Well done Mono team! :)
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Mono 1.1.7 and NUnit
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Go To Reflector
A few weeks ago I wrote a post about some Reflector integration that is now part of TestDriven.NET. I have now greatly expanded that integration. When you install the latest version you will find 'Go To Reflector' buttons on Visual Studio's 'Disassembly', 'Call Stack' and 'Code' context menus. This is intended to compliment the standard 'Go To Disassembly' and 'Go To Source' buttons.