We published a new release on March 23, 2005.
We support now full Unicode. Unicode and ANSI encodings can be switch on a per Windows base in the SystemMenu ->Encodings -> ANSI / Unicode. We are using our ORTHOGONALITY Windows-GUI Framework.
More than one Browser-Window can be simultaneously opened during a LSW
DotNet-Lab Session.
The Menu System was redesigned. All menus are created dynamically depending on the state of the GUI.
Dynamic context menu for Types-View
Dynamic context menu for Types-View
The Toolbar can be customized from a set of a few hundred Commands
It is not necessary to explicitly open Assemblies anymore. Just add the folder or navigate to a subfolder and expand it. Assemblies will be detected automatically. Expanding Namespaces or Resource.Categories will show the content - Cross-Referencing willl be done in the Background.
The Global-Assembly Cache can be viewed by expanding the Global-Assembly Cache folder.
The new Project-View was added to allow a different grouping of Assemblies / Types / Members. In later version new Assemblies can be created from Projects
mscorlib 1.0 & 1.1 Simulataneously loaded
Resources are integrated in the Container-TreeView / Graphic Resources are displayed in the Graph-View
The Search-View has been enhanced with new Filters.
Search for Types, Members, Namespaces, Strings & more ( Screenshot not yet updated )
We have redesigned the middle-part of the decompilation-engine which used an artificial intermediate representation which was generated by a grammar tool. This hindered us to decompile optimized expressions easily. Now we claim to have one of the most powerful decompiler on the market.
The new LSW IL-Obfuscator has now been included.
Cross-Referencings are now associated with Projects
Cross-Referencing for a Type
Cross-Referencing for a Member
Cross-Referencing Event Adders / Removers
Native Functions ( Screenshot not yet updated )
Description, XML Documentation, Decompiled Source-Code, MSIL Disassembly can be viewed in the Webbrowser Pane rendered with HTML. HyperText Navigation is provided where it is possible.
Hypertext-Navigation in HTML Source-Code
The MSDN View has been added to allow easy retrieval of the Framework Documentation. The MSDN View can be configured to point to either local installed MSDN or remote MSDN.
MSDN-View
DotNet XML-Documentation can be viewed and saved in RTF and HTML
Diagram-Views are based on our Graph-Lab Framework. Diagrams are automatically layouted. Automatic Layouts can be configured in a number of ways.
There exists a number of different Diagram-Modes:
Assembly-Namespaces Diagram
Graphical Type Diagram ( Screenshot not yet updated )
Zoomed Diagrams:
Diagram Views can be saved to HTML/VML
Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4
Assembly-Namespace Diagram Assembly-Namespace Diagram Full
Call / Callee Diagrams are displayed as Diagram-Views:
Methods can be visualized in the Graph View:
There is a long long wishlist. If you have any questions / suggestions email us