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monop

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Finds and displays signatures of Types and methods inside .NET assemblies.

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Options (3)

-d, --declared-onlyboolean

Only show members defined in the specified Type

Example: monop -r:{{path/to/assembly.dll}} {{[-d|--declared-only]}} {{Namespace.Path.To.Type}}
-p, --privateboolean

Show private members

Example: monop -r:{{path/to/assembly.dll}} {{[-p|--private]}} {{Namespace.Path.To.Type}}
-f, --filter-obsoleteboolean

Hide obsolete members

Example: monop -r:{{path/to/assembly.dll}} {{[-f|--filter-obsolete]}} {{Namespace.Path.To.Type}}

Examples (7)

Show the structure of a Type built-in of the .NET Framework

monop System.String

List the types in an assembly

monop -r:path/to/assembly.exe

Show the structure of a Type in a specific assembly

monop -r:path/to/assembly.dll Namespace.Path.To.Type

Only show members defined in the specified Type

monop -r:path/to/assembly.dll [-d|--declared-only] Namespace.Path.To.Type

Show private members

monop -r:path/to/assembly.dll [-p|--private] Namespace.Path.To.Type

Hide obsolete members

monop -r:path/to/assembly.dll [-f|--filter-obsolete] Namespace.Path.To.Type

List the other assemblies that a specified assembly references

monop -r:path/to/assembly.dll --refs
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