How they do that?

written by Ryan Rinaldi on Wednesday, October 01 2003

If you ever wondered how some of the standard .NET classes do the voodoo that they do, now you can find out.  Check out Reflector for .NET.  From the site:

“Reflector is a class browser, decompiler and XML documentation browser for .NET components (assemblies). It features assembly and namespace views, type and member search, reference search, IL disassembler, C# decompiler, VB decompiler, C# XML documentation viewer, MSDN help viewer, dependency trees, supertype/subtype hierarchies and resource viewers. Function prototypes are displayed in C# and VB syntax.”

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