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Extract interface with Reflector

Reflector is always the first thing that goes in my .NET toolbox when I install a new machine, and it gets better every release.  Most recent find:  The “outline” option, which simply displays the interface of a class or namespace.

Why is this significant?  I needed to extract an interface from a class, so I fired up Reflector, clicked “outline” and whammo; there's my interface (and then some). 

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David Stone said:

Hey that's cool. I hadn't thought about using it like that before. Nice! :)
# August 19, 2003 12:56 PM

Jamie Cansdale said:

I also like the way you can outline an entire assembly. This is a great way to see a summary of the API you're exposing to the world...
# August 19, 2003 1:58 PM

Stephane Rodriguez said:

WinCV.exe does this too. (Wincv.exe is part of the .NET SDK).
But then of course, if a single tool like Ref does this and many other things, I don't see any real objection to favor it.

# August 19, 2003 2:01 PM