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If you are beginning to feel a tad overwhelmed at the thought of gaining mastery over every namespace in the .NET platform, just remember that what makes a namespace unique is that it contains types that are somehow semantically related. Therefore, if you have no need for a user interface beyond a simple Console Application, you can forget all about the System.Windows.Forms, System.Windows, and System.Web namespaces (among others). If you are building a painting application, the database namespaces are most likely of little concern. Like any new set of prefabricated code, you learn as you go. The Intermediate Language Disassembler utility (ildasm.exe), which ships with the .NET Framework 4.0 SDK, allows you to load up any .NET assembly and investigate its contents, including the associated manifest, CIL code, and type metadata. By default, ildasm.exe should be installed under C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin (if you cannot find ildasm.exe in this location, simply search your machine for a file named ildasm.exe).

The module from which the block originates; for example, user for the Who s Online block and block for any custom blocks Unique ID for block within a module The theme under which the block settings apply Block enabled status (1 means enabled and 0, disabled) Block weight within region Theme region within which the block is set Flag to indicate how users may control visibility of the block; 0 indicates that users cannot control it; 1 means that the block is on by default but can be hidden; 2 means that the block is hidden by default but can be shown. Flag to indicate how to show blocks on pages; 0 means to show on all pages except listed pages; 1 means to show only on listed pages; 2 means to use custom PHP code to determine visibility. Contents of the Pages block; contains either a list of paths on which to include or exclude the block or PHP code, depending on the visibility setting

Note You can easily run ildasm.exe by opening a Visual Studio 2010 Command Prompt, and type ildasm

Once you run this tool, proceed to the File | Open menu command and navigate to an assembly you wish to explore. By way of illustration, here is the Calc.exe assembly generated based on the Calc.cs file shown earlier in this chapter (see Figure 1-7). ildasm.exe presents the structure of an assembly using a familiar tree-view format.

Figure 1-7. ildasm.exe allows you to see the CIL code, manifest, and metadata within a .NET assembly

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In addition to showing the namespaces, types, and members contained in a given assembly, ildasm.exe also allows you to view the CIL instructions for a given member. For example, if you were to double-click the Main() method of the Program class, a separate window would display the underlying CIL (see Figure 1-8).

If you wish to view the type metadata for the currently loaded assembly, press Ctrl+M. Figure 1-9 shows the metadata for the Calc.Add() method.

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A while loop can be used to read line by line from a file: while IFS= read -r line do : do something with "$line" done < FILENAMEy

Viewing Assembly Metadata (aka the Manifest)

Finally, if you are interested in viewing the contents of the assembly s manifest, simply double-click the MANIFEST icon (see Figure 1-10).

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Figure 1-10. Viewing manifest data via ildasm.exe To be sure, ildasm.exe has more options than shown here, and I will illustrate additional features of the tool where appropriate in the text.

While using ildasm.exe is a very common task when you wish to dig into the guts of a .NET assembly, the one gotcha is that you are only able to view the underlying CIL code, rather than looking at an assembly s implementation using your managed language of choice. Thankfully, many .NET object browsers and decompilers are available for download, including the very popular Reflector. This free tool can be downloaded from http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector. Once you have unzipped the archive, you are able to run the tool and plug in any assembly you wish using the File | Open menu option. Figure 1-11 shows our Calc.exe application once again.

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