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I am trying to decompile the ComboBox control for my Windows Store app into C#, but there’s no code. Instead, all the properties are calls to a separate assembly, it seems. How do I find where the real code exists, and how do I read the method bodies in C#? I cannot read assembly, so that would do me no good
So I found the assembly. You just have to search for the .dll file on the system (eg. Windows.XAML.UI.Controls.dll in my case), but it’s not possible to disassemble it to C#. Turns out there are no C# disassemblers for the WinRT assemblies (at least, when I looked last)