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dotPeek is a .NET decompiler from JetBrains, the makers of a wide array of developer productivity tools: ReSharper, dotTrace, and dotCover for .NET developers. Also A renowned a family of IDEs for Java, Ruby, Python, PHP, and other languages and Team development tools: TeamCity for continuous integration and build management and YouTrack for issue tracking.

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Software like DotPeek to decompile and edit DLL's?

I just got DotPeek and I found it is PERFECT for looking into .dll files. However I can't edit them at all. Is there free software like DotPeek that also lets me edit the DLL instead of just looking at it? UPDATE: I was able to save all the .cs…
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DotPeek PDB generation for assemblies without debug directory

I'm attempting to use JetBrains dotPeek 1.4 symbol server however I've encountered some 3rd party assemblies that fail, with dotPeek status of: Pdb has not been generated because assembly does not contain debug directory Using CFF Explorer I've…
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Understanding compiler-generated type in dotPeek decompiled code

Hei. I was reading Digi Traffic Accelerator's decompiled source (I think it is the best way to learn), until I got some non-understandable code! Please take a look: internal class ProxyFarm { private static Random rand = new Random(); …
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Is Jetbrains dotPeek giving me a warning about my code?

I was having a look at some of my own code, which I had decompiled with dotPeek. I keep seeing this: // ISSUE: method pointer What does this mean? Is this designed to notify me of an issue with my code? Thanks
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Unusual C# operators in decompiled source...?

I've just decompiled some 3rd party source to debug an issue, using DotPeek. The output code contains some unusual operators, which AFAIK aren't valid C#, so I'm wondering what they mean... The extract looks like (with Dotpeek comments included, as…
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Use dotPeek from within Visual Studio without ReSharper

dotPeek is a free .NET decompiler. While being a standalone tool, it is also part of ReSharper: If you tell ReSharper to navigate to the definition of a class which is located in a .dll file, it will automatically decompile the file and present you…
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dotPeek symbol server not providing source code to VS2013 debugger

My understanding of dotPeek symbol server feature is as follows: Whenever IDE asks for debugging information on a given assembly dotPeek decompiles the assembly and symbols (+ decompiled source code?) back to IDE. Yet my experience is as…
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dotPeek Issue Debugging 3rd Party .dll

I using dotPeek v1.2 with VS2013 Update 3 to attempt to debug a referenced C# .dll's code. I've followed all the directions from the following tutorial: Using dotPeek as a Symbol Server (http://localhost:33417/ is set as symbol location, etc.) To be…
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dotpeek showing code from different version

I had the weirdest thing with the dotpeek product. I've opened an old dll version from a local folder and saw in the dotpeek some code that was added to a newer version. after about a day of investigation the disassemble showed me the older…
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Dotpeek recompile decompiled files

How i can recompile my edited codes Or replace it with original files and save it as exe in dotpeek ? I try to recompile edited files and save it but i cant If you found any way please share Thanks
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Decompiling .net assembly with dotPeek gives invalid syntax

I have a problem with decompiling .net assembly. When I open the assembly in dotPeek there is class called frmMain with few hundred variables declared like this: [SpecialName] private static int…
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Decompiling a .NET Framework v4.5 executable "not .NET assembly file" in dotPeek but executable runs fine

A client has burned bridges with their previous dev and I'm trying to extract source code from what's left of their payroll executable, unfortunately as a web dev I do not have much experience with the .NET framework. EDIT: Our client legally owns…
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Dotpeek, symbols loaded but "source not available." What gives?

I'm extremely new to Dotpeek. Perhaps I'm missing something but everything seems to be in order: The Modules I want are loaded: Everything appears good in Dotpeek: My breakpoints are set: Yet I keep getting this message when I land on a…
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Where does dotPeek store it's cache?

I was using dotPeek and my connection dropped right when it was going online to get some code for a given class. So my router has supplied it with 500 gateway page and now whenever I try to look at the code for that class I instead get an html view…
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C# for-loop loop-expression syntax

I have a nice question about the loop-expression of a for-loop in C#. I always like to learn and extend my knowledge so I often use my reflector to look and learn from other. Lately I was looking around in an assembly which I assume is a C#…
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