Handling inheritance of properties and events #154
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The reflection analyzer is now able to handle inheritance much better.
Error messages in case of faulty references are not much more verbose and helpful in tracking down the underlying issues.
Siblings in an inheritance tree are now referencing each other to line up the naming properly.
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✅ Build ConfuserEx 347 completed (commit 4c89dc32a9 by @mkaring) |
KvanTTT
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Jun 29, 2020
Added a new structure to the unit test to cover the case that a complex inheritance structure covers both obfuscated and external members.
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✅ Build ConfuserEx 352 completed (commit 15a64d6f88 by @mkaring) |
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✅ Build ConfuserEx 354 completed (commit 3a3d953cea by @mkaring) |
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These changes improve the inheritance support of properties and events during the renaming phase.
Resolves #123