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Access decompiled files

Last modified: 21 July 2022

All decompiled code that you can see in the editor is actually decompiled to temporary files. You can access these files if necessary.

Access decompiled files

  • To view the summary and the presentation mode of an opened document, right-click its tab header and choose External Source Information in the context menu. In the dialog that appears, you can learn name and location of the assembly where the document belongs as well as the external source provider - metadata viewer, decompiler or symbol server.

  • To display the current file in its containing folder, right-click the editor tab header and choose Open Containing Folder.

  • To copy the path to the current file, right-click the editor tab header and choose Copy Full Path.

  • To save the current document, right-click the editor tab header, choose Save As and then specify where to save the file.

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If you want to see all decompiled files of an assembly, you can export the assembly to a Visual Studio project.

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If at any point you would like to clear the decompilation cache, remove the data in %LOCALAPPDATA%\JetBrains\Shared\vAny\DecompilerCache.

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