问题
I have a .exe app which I want to understand better - I can see it in reflector
Is there any way to get reflector to create a VS project with the code so I can view it properly in Visual Studio?
回答1:
Nothing special is needed, it is built into Reflector, albeit not very discoverable. Right-click the assembly in the left pane and choose Export. You'll get a chance to change the output directory. Click OK and Reflector starts decompiling the code, creating a source file for each individual class. And creates a .csproj file which you can open in Visual Studio.
回答2:
Check out Jason Bock's FileGenerator, it might be what you are looking for.
回答3:
I've used Denis Bauer's Reflector.FileDisassembler http://www.denisbauer.com/NETTools/FileDisassembler.aspx. It works well enough to compile and step through the code.
回答4:
Yea there is, but it doesn't come cheap http://www.remotesoft.com/salamander/
I have used it to decompile assembly, but I've never used the feature to decompile it into a project so can't give you a review on that. The quality of the decompiler will match the one in reflector.
They also be some legal issues associated with decompiling exe into project - and source for recompilation, so use it with care.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2438309/using-reflector-to-create-visualstudio-project