Problem Description

It is possible to replace compiler-generated code with less ugly code.

Proposal

Hi friend, I'm recovering some old programs whose source code I lost due to a serious hard drive failure.

Although I know other decompilers, my favorite has always been dnSpy, and I'm still using dnSpyEx, which remains really good. Now I'm decompiling a couple of sales programs that have those pesky compiler-generated methods, and this is creating quite a bit of work.

Before, the decompilation process had the option of the following line:

• Show hidden compiler generated types and methods

But now it seems to be broken or disabled,but even if it were working, that option wouldn't solve the problem.

My question is: Would it be much work to remove the compiler-generated code? If this were possible, it would be a great improvement to this excellent tool. I see that ILSpy Version 10 has already fixed it.

dnSpyEx versión 6.5.1

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