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String Extractor - EZLib - Jan 17, 2018 This is a small application that will extract all strings out of your application. Its not really a big thing to be excited about as anyone can make it themselves with dnlib too. ![]() You can build this yourself from the GitHub repo. Don't criticize my code pls. GitHub: https://github.com/developer-variety/String-Extractor RE: String Extractor - Owl - Jan 17, 2018 If you want to continue further, you could easily add support for multiple types. Also you can stick to an IEnumerable return without concreting to List through something like: Code ...for each...RE: String Extractor - Ninja - Jan 18, 2018 Why didn't you put it under Releases in GitHub? I see you have a lot of functionality in your forms. You should try to keep functionality, like the GetStrings and DumpAllStrings, out of the form classes. RE: String Extractor - EZLib - Jan 18, 2018 (Jan 17, 2018 03:37 PM)Orka Wrote: If you want to continue further, you could easily add support for multiple types. I'll improve it. (Jan 18, 2018 03:11 AM)Ninja Wrote: Why didn't you put it under Releases in GitHub? I forgot to make a release on GitHub sorry. I'll be updating it later tonight to clean it up, thanks. RE: String Extractor - gigajew - Jan 18, 2018 You can add dnlib as a submodule repository in your repository, that way when you git clone --recursive you get dnlib too https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules |