I'm Using .Net Reflector with Reflexil to edit or view .net Assembly codes.
I see this picture in reflexil.net:
It Shows the "Compile" window. How can I see this window and edit codes?
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3Try dnSpy, it has far superior decompilation and it properly supports this feature and many others (debugging) without plugins. – mrexodia Dec 24 '16 at 14:48
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Decompile a function with .NET Reflector, and in the Instructions tab of the Reflexil window, right click on an instruction and choose Replace all with code...:
answered Jun 21 '16 at 20:36
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Thanks @jason-geffner. Now I can open Compile Window. But I can't find the codes of decompiled program and all events are empty! – 56356356356 Jun 22 '16 at 15:24
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This blog that I wrote a a few years ago describes all the steps to modify a .net binary with Reflector and Reflexil. Not sure which steps you're missing but I recommended to read&compare.
However, Today I would recommend Telerik's JustDecompile though as it has built in de-obfuscation (de4dot) and has an option to replace a section with code which is much, much, easier than writing replacement code in IL.
/EDIT: Here's a blog I wrote about using JustDecompile and Reflector to modify a .net binary.
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@L29Ah I checked both links and they seem to be fine, maybe temporary issue or maintenance when you checked? – Remko Nov 9 '18 at 13:31
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There is a nice tool to play with .NET assemblies (https://www.digitalbodyguard.com/graywolf.html)
GrayWolf – Is a reverse engineering tool (focused on .NET Framework Applications)
Currently - is in a late beta stage It is similar to IL-Spy but this has a focue on edit/attack. GrayWolf was a tool I created to carry out research. The focus is on editing applications to make change quickly.
What can it do: DE-ObfuScatE,Edit IL(Live), Add payloads, Edit attributes(public/privet), Copy strong names signing on EXE/DLL
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4While GrayWolf was a great tool in its day, I think that there are more modern and better tools for .NET reversing, such as dnSpy. dnSpy offers a nicer UI and a more robust engine (de4dot's) for handling heavily obfuscated binaries, while being able to do everything (as far as I am aware) GrayWolf can - including but not limited to IL editing. – Martin Nov 21 '16 at 21:26
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This does not answer the question which was specifically about Reflexil – Igor Skochinsky♦ Dec 21 '16 at 11:15
