DILE v0.2.6
I have uploaded a new version of DILE on to Sourceforge.
zip file (x86): dile_v0_2_6_x86.zip
zip file (x64): dile_v0_2_6_x64.zip
readme.txt: readme.txt
license.txt: license.txt
change_log.txt: change_log.txt
There are four main improvements besides several small ones and bug fixes (see the change_log.txt for more details):
Here are some of the expressions that I used for testing. These are correctly evaluated by the new version:
TestApplication.GenericClass.Method()
new TestApplication.GenericsTest(5, "test")
new TestApplication.GenericsTest2().GenericMethod(5)
new TestApplication.GenericsTest(5, "test").GenericMethod(6)
new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass()
new TestApplication.GenericClass.NestedGenericClass()
new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass[] {new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass()}
new TestApplication.TestClass[] {new TestApplication.TestClass(1, "one")}
new System.DateTime[] {System.DateTime.Now}
new TestApplication.GenericStruct[] {new TestApplication.GenericStruct(1, "one")}
TestApplication.GenericClass.StaticMethod("test")
TestApplication.GenericClass.NestedGenericClass.StaticGenericMethod("test")
TestApplication.GenericClass.NestedGenericClass.StaticMixedMethod(System.DateTime.Now, 5, null)
new TestApplication.DebugTest.InnerClass[] {new TestApplication.DebugTest.InnerClass(), null}
TestApplication.TestClass.TestMethod(TestApplication.TestEnum.TestField)
new TestApplication.GenericClass(TestApplication.EnumClass.TestField)
System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(V_0) (V_0 is a byte array)
P.S.: According to SourceForge DILE has been downloaded more than 10,000 times! Wow! Thank you! :-)
zip file (x86): dile_v0_2_6_x86.zip
zip file (x64): dile_v0_2_6_x64.zip
readme.txt: readme.txt
license.txt: license.txt
change_log.txt: change_log.txt
There are four main improvements besides several small ones and bug fixes (see the change_log.txt for more details):
- Generics (type parameters) are now completely supported, which means that the Object Viewer window can inspect and display such types perfectly and expressions that contain type parameters can be evaluated during debugging as well.
- .NET 2.0 permission sets are now displayed correctly. Earlier I could not find the specification of these; and thus I just displayed the binary content which often resulted in ugly unicode characters. Eventually, I could find the specification and this problem is fixed now.
- Events are disassembled. This was my mistake, I simply forgot about events... In the Project Explorer the tree now contains an "Events" node where a class' events are collected.
- Enums are also parsed now and can be used in expressions. However, my implementation differs from Visual Studio's. Mine is not so strict, which means that enum values don't have to be converted to int or their other underlying type. E.g.: TestApplication.TestClass.TestMethod(TestApplication.TestEnum.TestField) is accepted by DILE, it's not necessary to cast the TestApplication.TestEnum.TestFiled to int.
Here are some of the expressions that I used for testing. These are correctly evaluated by the new version:
TestApplication.GenericClass
new TestApplication.GenericsTest
new TestApplication.GenericsTest2().GenericMethod
new TestApplication.GenericsTest
new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass()
new TestApplication.GenericClass
new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass[] {new TestApplication.TestClass.NestedClass()}
new TestApplication.TestClass
new System.DateTime[] {System.DateTime.Now}
new TestApplication.GenericStruct
TestApplication.GenericClass
TestApplication.GenericClass
TestApplication.GenericClass
new TestApplication.DebugTest.InnerClass[] {new TestApplication.DebugTest.InnerClass(), null}
TestApplication.TestClass.TestMethod(TestApplication.TestEnum.TestField)
new TestApplication.GenericClass
System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(V_0) (V_0 is a byte array)
P.S.: According to SourceForge DILE has been downloaded more than 10,000 times! Wow! Thank you! :-)
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