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I have a solution file with has more than 30 projects in it. Different projects are referencing other projects.
I want to see the references of different projects to other projects in a diagram. (it is difficult to expand the "References" node of each project & check the dependencies)
Is there any tool which can generate this diagram for me?
Atul Sureka
Are you using Visual Studio? the ultimate version has Generate dependency graph
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Is there any open-source toolbox in C# Microsoft Visual Studio that auto-spell words like Microsoft Word does? I'd use DevExpress, its good but it's not free.
I really need it in my OCR Application. Please help me.
You can try SpellCheck Class in .NET
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.spellcheck(v=vs.110).aspx
There are other attempts by hobbyist in codeproject you can take a look at it
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5277/NetSpell-Spell-Checker-for-NET
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Are there API tools within the core .Net framework (any version) which help in decompiling code?
Note: I am not looking for an external tool (such as reflector or dotPeek), I am coming from the direction of trying to build an external tool.
If you are looking for a decompiler with public source code, I believe ILSpy is what you are looking for.
ILSpy is an open source decompiler and you can download the entire Solution from the project's GitHub.
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i have a asp.net project and i want to encrypt my dll's files in bin bu using some thing like "obfuscator" but the problem is obfuscator is not free is there any way or any other tool can do it ?
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.NET obfuscation tools/strategy
Obfuscation and Protection
SharpObfuscator
Obfuscar, The Open Source Obfuscator for .NET Applications
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I'm developing C# in Visual Studio 2013 Express. I need icons for basic functions.
I can add standard items to my toolbar but they don't contain undo and redo. I'd also like to add icons to my menus too.
Where can I find them?
They used to be included with visual studio but aren't for more recent versions. You can get the ones in VS 2012 at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35825
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I just got access to MSDN... is there a "learning C#" curriculum is here somewhere?
(By this i mean a set of tutorials and exercises, etc.)
Thanks
You can find basic tutorials here. They appear to be specific to Visual Studio 2008 (.NET Framework 3.5), but you should be able to apply most of them to Visual Studio 2010 (.NET Framework 4)
There are a few Visual Studio 2003 tutorials here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288436%28VS.71%29.aspx