Crack.NET

accidentally put this in the wrong directory

Initial check-in

** DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS VERSION **

Refactored the ViewModelUtilities class out of existence.
Created AnimatedObservableCollection<T> and put it to use.
Commented out the ElementTreeExplorer command button since that workspace is not finished yet.

Added better error handling support, such as informing the user that .NET 3.5 SP1 must be installed for the app to run.

Element Tree Explorer (part 1 of n)

Fixed a bug where navigating to a System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventManager caused the app to freeze indefinitely.

Added support for some edge cases in the Reflector integration feature.
Made it possible to crack open an XBAP (but it must be running Full Trust)

*** Release Version 1.2 ***

Fixed the Reflector integration so that it can open any member of any type, and it can open Reflector to a type (by right-clicking on it in the TreeView in Memory Explorer)

Added a ContextMenu to items in the Member Name column in Memory Explorer. That menu contains an "Open in Reflector" command, which opens Red Gate's .NET Reflector to the specified member of a type/object. The logic that maps a member to a command-line argument for Reflector is not perfect yet, so some very complex types (ex. generic types with generic type parameters) will not open correctly.

Tracked down and finally fixed the bug in Memory Explorer's TreeView where selecting an item, after a filter is applied, caused the TreeView to enter an infinite layout loop.

Applied a patch, provided by Jeremiah Morrill, that speeds up the code that locates running .NET desktop apps.

Fixed bug where fields did not have tooltips in Memory Explorer.
Cleaned up the code a bit.

Added the IronPython assemblies to source control, thanks to a suggestion by Mark Nijhof.

Release Version 1.1

Fixed the access modifier filtering logic so that items in a collection are not filtered out when a valid filter is applied.

Updated the assembly versions.

Reorganized the CrackNET.InjectedViewer project directory structure, and updated all namespaces.
Fixed the logic that refreshes the properties & fields of an object in Memory Explorer.
Cleaned up the code a bit, removed unused namespaces, etc.

Implemented a set of changes suggested by Andrew Smith:
Added support for filtering on a property or field's access modifier (public, private, etc)
Added support for filtering on properties/fields with null values
Added icons to the Assembly Browser TreeView that indicate what each item represents (an assembly, class/struct, enum, or interface)
Added the name of the declaring type to a nested type's name in the TreeView

Fixed a bug in the Assembly Browser TreeView by setting VirtualizationMode to Standard (the Recycling mode caused problems)
Set MainWindow's Icon to an image, since some people weren't seeing the image in the windows taskbar.

Improved the responsiveness of the ListView in Memory Explorer when the selected object or type has hundreds of members to display.

Put Expanders into the ListView so that it's easy to hide/show all fields, or properties, or collection items.
Fixed a few issues regarding the decision process for filtering out properties from the UI.
Refactored the code a bit.
Cleaned up the Memory Explorer UI (color changes, etc).

Fixed bug where app freezes when calling ToString on a System.Security.Policy.Hash object.
Refactored the BreadcrumbViewModel class.

Prevented the ability to navigate to a Char value in Memory Explorer.
Removed the PropertyChangedEventArgsEx class because it caused re-entrancy problems (thanks go to WPF Mastermind John Gossman for that fix)
Got rid of an ugly hack in BreadcrumbTrailViewModel that was working around a bug caused by PropertyChangedEventArgsEx.

Configured projects for x86 compilation to send output files to a common Build folder.

Fixed the issue regarding 64-bit systems, added a dummy Style for Hyperlink so that it doesn't pick up any other Style from App, and made the Memory Explorer listview animate into position.