Contents tagged with ReflectorVsAddIn
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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 2.0.1761 - RC1
I have recently uploaded TestDriven.NET-2.0.1761 RC1 to the website. This version has been in use by a small group of users for a few days. It has so far proven to be very stable, with no new issues reported. There have been some significant bug fixes and improvements since the last build so please don't hesitate to download it. You will find release notes for 'Beta 1' and 'RC1' in the ZIP. Here are a few highlights:
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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.
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Reflector Add-In Lives Again ;-)
TestDriven.NET now contains some functionality that was in the discontinued ReflectorVsAddin add-in. Right click and 'Test With... Reflector' to navigate to any code element inside Reflector. This works with methods, types, fields, events, enums and delegates. When you first use this functionality you will have the option to automatically fetch Reflector or use a local copy. You can download the latest version of TestDriven.NET from here.
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Release Notes - TestDriven.NET: 2.0 Beta 2
This will be the last significant update to TestDriven.NET 2.0 before the RTM version. I would be very grateful if you could report any issues that you find!
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.NET Reflector Add-Ins 4.0.3.0
The Reflector Add-In for Visual Studio .NET is now being maintained in the .NET Reflector Add-Ins GDN Workspace. This has the huge advantage that for every new build of .NET Reflector the add-ins will be compiled and updated. Although the add-ins might keep working when you use Reflector's 'Check for Updates' feature - it is highly recomended that you download the latest add-ins.
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A Quick Outline
The .NET Guy highlights one of the most useful features of Reflector from a design and understanding APIs point of view. Selecting 'Outline' with only public visability checked on one of your own namespaces can prove very informative.
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Reflector Add-In Resurrection
You must have been hiding under a rock if you haven't heard about the new version of Lutz Roeder's .NET Reflector by now. With its support for generics, loading any version of mscorlib (including 2.0 and Mono) and the refreshing of assemblies you're in for a treat! This means all of the frustrations faced by my original Reflector Add-In are gone.