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Does anyone know of a Visual Studio extension that will decompile assemblies and allows you to view code in Visual Studio for a given class instead of having to leave VS and use ILSpy or other “external” reflection tools? I Know Resharper also has a reflection tool but it would be nice if you could kick it off within VS.
You can. With the cursor on an identifier, choose
ReSharper | Navigate | Navigate To...(the keyboard shortcut in the VS scheme is Alt+`), and chooseDecompiled Sources.This uses the same decompilation engine as dotPeek, the standalone tool.
Note that within such a decompiled source, you must continue to use this same navigation method to follow definitions, as F12 or Ctrl+click will go back to the Object Browser.