[Mono-dev] Strange .ctor() behaviour

[Jb Evain]

Hi,

There's a bug in Cecil causing some mix between types.
Could you please provide a test case ?

Jb

On Mar 1, 2006, at 10:26 PM, vijaya raghava mutharaju wrote:

> Hi,
>
>           Using Mono.Cecil, I inserted custom attributes into an
> assembly. Some of the classes in it are Clock, DisplayTime,
> Observer,..... The attribute is a string of type "MyAttribute". Now
> after inserting a value and disassembling the assembly, instead of a
> statement like the following:
>
>     .custom instance void MyNameSpace.MyAttribute::.ctor() = {01 00
> ............} // Its value
>
>
>        It gives
>
>       .custom instance void AnotherNameSpace.Clock::.ctor() = {01 00
> ........} // value
>
>      While inserting, I gave the correct type of the MyAttribute. The
> value I gave is correctly displayed. Its values is correct. Only the
> constructor part is the one not intended. There isn't any constructor
> even, that matches the above one.
>
>
>      One more thing, if we use "ILdasm" to disassemble an assembly, is
> there any significance to the order in which it displays the types in
> the assembly. Got a doubt because "Clock" was displayed first and I
> didn't write it in the source code first.
>
>
>         Thank you.
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