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with ilspycmd generated files, it's less convenient. because I end up with a lot of folders/files side by side. whereas with ILSpy (Save Code) all the files are correctly arranged in the folders.
There are no subfolders and it is not practical to navigate through the sources. I have looked at --help but nothing indicates an option to create subfolders.
Someone can help ?
Thanks to all
--- EDIT ---
Solved ✔️
Actually it was fixed for the next 7.0 release.
more details in 1b158c3 commit.
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Hi everyone, I want to use ilspycmd but I don't get the same result between
ilspycmd -p -r ./ -o ./foo.dll
With ILSpy I get a hierarchy that looks like this :
where with ilspycmd I get
with ilspycmd generated files, it's less convenient. because I end up with a lot of folders/files side by side. whereas with ILSpy (Save Code) all the files are correctly arranged in the folders.
There are no subfolders and it is not practical to navigate through the sources. I have looked at --help but nothing indicates an option to create subfolders.
Someone can help ?
Thanks to all
--- EDIT ---
Solved ✔️
Actually it was fixed for the next 7.0 release.
more details in 1b158c3 commit.
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