November 25, 2006
09:12 PM

People are always talking about the WPF learning curve. After fiddling with WPF for 2 years I often still think "there's got to be something in the Framework to do X". I've read books, I've built apps, I think the only remaining solution is to grock the entire framework. In order to do so I figured I'm going to need a tool to track my progress. I've dubbed that tool NStudy.

Using reflection NStudy imports target assemblies and builds a Tree much like Reflector or the Visual Studio Object Browser. With GetMethodBody and the excellent ILReader by Haibo Luo I can perform simple static analysis of my own projects and automatically check off items that I've used.

Expect a Clickonce1 release soon.


Vector screenshots are finally here!


1 Sadly it looks like XBAPs don't have ReflectionPermission?
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