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Programmatic .NET Language Translation

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    Fahad Sadah
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    How would I translate from one .NET language to another programmtically (prefrably counting MSIL as a language, but not neccassarily). I have searched through the CodeDOM class, but nothing in there seems helpful. Thanks in advanced, Fahad

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      How would I translate from one .NET language to another programmtically (prefrably counting MSIL as a language, but not neccassarily). I have searched through the CodeDOM class, but nothing in there seems helpful. Thanks in advanced, Fahad

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      There is probably better ways to do this, but one method I have used to translate from VB.NET to C# is by using Lutz Roeder's brilliant Reflector. This is anyway a very useful program. In it, you can load a compiled assembly and dissamble classes in the language of your choice. It supports C#, Visual Basic, C++ and Chrome. You can download Reflector from here: http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/[^]

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        There is probably better ways to do this, but one method I have used to translate from VB.NET to C# is by using Lutz Roeder's brilliant Reflector. This is anyway a very useful program. In it, you can load a compiled assembly and dissamble classes in the language of your choice. It supports C#, Visual Basic, C++ and Chrome. You can download Reflector from here: http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/[^]

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        Fahad Sadah
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        I know about reflector. I was asking how to do this in my own programs (I am sure I read somewhere that it is possible)

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