CodeRush adds Decompiler Tool

View the source code of compiled .NET assemblies in C# or Visual Basic.
Dezember 12, 2012
Veröffentlichung mit neuen Funktionen

CodeRush helps developers deliver high quality features in less time, by boosting productivity while eliminating the repetition that erodes creativity. CodeRush will help you create sophisticated code blocks in seconds and extend code templates instantly. With CodeRush, you will be able to instantly place selected code inside Try/Catch blocks, Regions and your own custom wrappers with ease. You can even reverse the logic of selected code and revisit important points within your code instantly.

Updates in 12.2

  • Feature Adviser - The Feature Adviser reveals templates and other CodeRush features you can use in the future to create the same code block you have just entered manually.
  • Color Themes - Implemented the "Visual Experience" options page that enables you to create and choose color themes for CodeRush tool windows and modify color settings for all CodeRush visual elements.
  • Decompiler Tool Window - View the source code of compiled .NET assemblies in C# or Visual Basic.
  • Debug Visualizer and Expression Explorer - See expression values right inside the code, preview the result of the active line before it executes and drill down into a complex expression to see how all the values contribute to the final result.

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DevExpress (Developer Express) is a software development company based in the United States. It produces coding assistance tools and components for Delphi, C++ Builder and Microsoft Visual Studio developers. The major part of its product line is VCL, .NET WinForms and ASP.NET components that replicate the UI of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office applications. Developer Express has won many industry awards for its products.

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