Browse through Dll

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Hi EveryBody:

I remember in Vb.net 2003 I could go through any dll like SHvdoc.dll and see
all its components but how I dont know ? or I forgot how was I did it ?

Ho w can I go inside any dll or namespase in Vs 2005 and see all the
components of that liberary ?

Any help will be appreciated

regard's

Husam

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Re: Browse through Dll

On Sep 5, 7:58 am, Husam <Hu...@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote:

Hi EveryBody:
>
I remember in Vb.net 2003 I could go through any dll like SHvdoc.dll and see
all its components but how I dont know ? or I forgot how was I did it ?
>
Ho w can I go inside any dll or namespase in Vs 2005 and see all the
components of that liberary ?
>
Any help will be appreciated
>
regard's
>
Husam

Are you talking about the Object Browser? I believe F2 is it's
keyboard shortcut.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

[Lloyd Sheen]

Re: Browse through Dll


"Husam" <Husam@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:9ECBF91A-68C3-448A-AF1D-6E1C50CEE7FF@mi crosoft.com...

Hi EveryBody:
>
I remember in Vb.net 2003 I could go through any dll like SHvdoc.dll and
see
all its components but how I dont know ? or I forgot how was I did it ?
>
Ho w can I go inside any dll or namespase in Vs 2005 and see all the
components of that liberary ?
>
Any help will be appreciated
>
regard's
>
Husam

One way is to add a reference to the dll (now called an assembly) to a
project. You can then browse the assembly using the object browser. If the
dll is not a dot.net assembly but is a com dll you can create an dot.net dll
introp and view the exposed api using the object browser.

Hope this helps
Lloyd Sheen