Assembly Visualizer Crack + [32|64bit] [Updated] 2022
Cracked Assembly Visualizer With Keygen is a plugin for decompilers with multiple graph modes. It's useful in order to take a closer look at the interactions between components.
AssemblyVisualizer is written in C# and uses the SharpDevelop.NET plugin API. It's an open source project on GitHub.
Read more about AssemblyVisualizer and the plugin API on GitHub:
For more information about the plugin API, see:
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If you frequently work with ILSpy to deconstruct.NET assemblies in order to find and resolve bugs quickly, you must take a look at AssemblyVisualizer. It's a plugin that currently supports only this application but plans on extending support to others too. It provides browsers for exploring assemblies and their dependencies.
View.NET assemblies and dependencies in graphs
The tool features assembly, ancestry, interaction and dependency browsers. All of this is wrapped in a tiny DLL that can be easily installed in ILSpy by copying the DLL to the ILSpy directory (same as the ILSpy launcher). Restarting ILSpy is necessary if it was running before this step.
Once it's successfully integrated into the.NET decompiler, it makes it possible to browse an assembly and its dependencies from the right-click menu, as well as to visualize the descendants of types.
Use assembly, ancestry, interaction and dependency explorers
The assembly browser shows all related assembly-related items in list view along with the number of members, direct and total descendants.
Buttons become visible when hovering an item, allowing you to jump to the assembly's entry in ILSpy, viewing its descendants in a graph, and browsing interactions.
Search graphs and filter types
As far as graph options
Assembly Visualizer For PC (Updated 2022)
This is a small project for visualizing the classes/methods/events/properties of a selected.NET assembly. Version 0.0.1a is already available. A shareware version is also planned to be released.
Current version
There are two modes: a tree explorer and a graph explorer.
Tree explorer:
You can click an item, and the tree explorer will expand/shrink to display the descendants of this node. Click an item in the tree and you will go to that item in the graph explorer. If you switch the view mode you will return to the tree explorer.
Graph explorer:
You can click an item to go to that item in the tree explorer. Clicking a circle in the graph editor expands/collapses the hierarchy. Changing the view mode changes the entire graph.
Features
Show class hierarchy, methods, events, properties.
You can browse the hierarchy and properties by clicking on objects (anything inside the view area): you will be redirected to that object in the graph editor. You can click icons to jump to a specific file.
You can click on the names of classes, methods, events and properties in the graph editor to get back to the editor for further customization.
Graph explorer:
When editing a graph you can click on nodes and edges to get back to the view editor: a simple graph editor.
Graph editor:
The graph editor is implemented as a single node in the graph explorer. You can expand and collapse the hierarchy by clicking on nodes. There are two sets of icons: one displays the hierarchy, the other shows the hierarchy and the selected item.
There are two views: the original view and the expanded view.
Original view:
The original view shows the tree and graph as one graph. It is useful when you want to explore the code that is not visible in the selected node. You can hide/show that code with the tree editor.
Expanded view:
The expanded view contains the tree and graph as one graph. It is useful when you want to view the code in the selected node.
Other features:
You can edit the name of a node, a property and an edge.
Development status
Version 0.0.1a is already available. It has been tested in Visual Studio 2013 with.NET 4.5. You can also compile and run the current version using the binaries of version 0.0.
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