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Little Bit Confused as to why ???
Link Posted: 01-Jun-2010 09:02
I am a little confused at why spice decompiler would mark events as public compared to reflector. Dont get me wrong not trying to put down either product just want to make sure i am going to use the right product even though reflector is free i dont mind spending the money on spices if it does a better job. Anyway a simple class i decompiled and the comparison is that spices marks the event as public and visual studio moans like a pig where reflector does not mark it public and visual studio compiles. So anyone have an idea if this is maybe a setting i would appreciate some info. The 2 decompiled peices of code. the even DBUpgradeStateChangedEventHadler is different in the 2

<<< Refletor decompiled
public interface IDBUpgradeUtility
{
    event DBUpgradeStateChangedEventHandler DBUpgradeStateChanged;

    void DoDBUpgrade();
}

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// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//     This code was generated by
//     9Rays.Net Decompiler.Net services Evaluation
//     ver.5.8.0.1
//     http://www.9rays.net
//     Copyright 2010 9Rays.Net All rights reserved.
//     Evaluation version: decompiles about 50% of methods, properties and events.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------


{
    using System;


    public interface IDBUpgradeUtility
    {
        void DoDBUpgrade();
        public event DBUpgradeStateChangedEventHandler DBUpgradeStateChanged;
    }
}
Link Posted: 20-Jun-2010 23:23
WOW !!! 20 Days with no reply. I would think this would be a pre sales question, well no sale from me with feedback or should i say lack thereof.
Cheers Spices and hello reflector.