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How to edit and modify a class with ILSpy?
Use “Edit Method” option on the method you’re editing, then “Build” and save the assembly. You won’t need Reflexil then. I’m not sure about straight code editing – sometimes it can’t be recompiled correctly due to either obfuscation or bad references, etc. You have to edit the IL instead (lookup the Common Intermediate Language and learn about it).
What happens if vs doesn’t open in ILSpy?
If VS compiles the code, it should open as well in ILSpy and/or Reflector. If it doesn’t it is most probably not complete and/or not correct. In that case you might simplify the code until you get something compilable, to identify the “missing links”. software.
How to reverse engineer in vs with ILSpy?
Make all modifications in Visual Studio. If VS compiles the code, it should open as well in ILSpy and/or Reflector. If it doesn’t it is most probably not complete and/or not correct. In that case you might simplify the code until you get something compilable, to identify the “missing links”. software.
Is there a way to modify a binary with ILSpy?
It isn’t perfect, but I’ve been able to make small changes to the in-house exe’s we have where we didn’t have the latest source code (disgruntled employees, don’t ask). Currently, there’s no way to modify the binary directly with ILSpy. The only solution is the one you described, export the source and recompile it.
What kind of editor is reflexil for ILSpy?
According to Reflexil’s official website, “Reflexil is an assembly editor and runs as a plug-in for Red Gate’s Reflector, ILSpy and Telerik’s JustDecompile. Reflexil is using Mono.Cecil, written by Jb Evain and is able to manipulate IL code and save the modified assemblies to disk.
What’s the best way to recompile ILSpy code?
Try using dnSpy. It includes an ability to inject the recompiled code, and has the same interface as ILSpy. Use “Edit Method” option on the method you’re editing, then “Build” and save the assembly. You won’t need Reflexil then.