Setting always lose

[CreateAndInject]

Open the lastest ILSpy4, checked Show internal types and members
Close ILSpy4, and open ILSpy 3.2, then close ILSpy 3.2, open the lastest ILSpy4
Show internal types and members is unchecked.

I think this is why some people say something is missing.

[siegfriedpammer]

Yes, this is a breaking change, because the setting went from bool to tri-state (enum).

I didn't want to introduce extra code to migrate the setting, because it would only be executed once.

[CreateAndInject]

How about checked Show internal types and members by default? I think this setting is used mostly.

I write several plugins for ILSpy, but I don't want to migrate from Cecil to SRM, so I usually use ILSpy4 and old ILSpy at the same time.

[siegfriedpammer]

I write several plugins for ILSpy, but I don't want to migrate from Cecil to SRM, so I usually use ILSpy4 and old ILSpy at the same time.

What exactly is missing in the decompiler type system, that makes it hard for you to update your plug-ins to version 4?

[CreateAndInject]

We have a high-level type system (ICSharpCode.Decompiler.TypeSystem) wrapped around SRM. Anytime you need Resolve(), that's a sure sign you should be working with the type system and not SRM directly. (only the type system provides a resolve implementation)

I find this in the wiki, what is Resolve()? Is it an extension method? Should I import some namespace to find it? Which namespace and type?

[siegfriedpammer]

How about checked Show internal types and members by default? I think this setting is used mostly.

That was the original default value of the option in version 3. I fixed the default value of the option. Sorry for the inconvenience caused!

Note that we cannot support options of both version 3 and 4 at the same time, because the settings file usually gets overwritten. You would have to use the "/config:" command line option added in #1360.

[siegfriedpammer]

We have a high-level type system (ICSharpCode.Decompiler.TypeSystem) wrapped around SRM. Anytime you need Resolve(), that's a sure sign you should be working with the type system and not SRM directly. (only the type system provides a resolve implementation)

I find this in the wiki, what is Resolve()? Is it an extension method? Should I import some namespace to find it? Which namespace and type?

"Resolve" refers to Cecil's "Resolve" methods.