Printing out the entire .NET Framework?

[burt4684]

Is there any way to programatically traverse/walk the entire .NET
Framework for display purposes? I'd like to create smaller versions of
the .NET Framework posters like the ones at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/pr.../download.aspx
since I don't have access to a plotter or oversized printer. Any
ideas? Reflection maybe?

Thx,

--jason

[Valery Pryamikov]

Check TypeFinder sample (in <Program Files>\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
2003\SDK\v1.1\Samples\Applications\TypeFinder folder)

-Valery.
http://www.harper.no/valery

"burt4684" <bu******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Is there any way to programatically traverse/walk the entire .NET
Framework for display purposes? I'd like to create smaller versions of
the .NET Framework posters like the ones at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/pr.../download.aspx
since I don't have access to a plotter or oversized printer. Any
ideas? Reflection maybe?

Thx,

--jason

[kirkczuhai]

YES
THANK GOD the substance was not mecury and hopefully is NON-toxic!
NObody has mentioned it but did you take care of the sharp some small
pieces of glass?!? :x :x :x :x

if the dog wil not come near your kitchen maybe you should not
either.

have you washed your hands well? its best you do not touch anything
of great value to yourself until you have washed your hands REAL
well!

Obviously, the substance chosen was one with a relatively high
coefficient of thermal expansion and its stink upon you breaking it
was its telling you what a fool you were for breaking such a fine
instument such as itself!

You will probably survive the first exposure to the stink and you
should go immediately out and buy another one of the fine instuments
being careful about your actions in the future so as not to again be
exposed to the danger of broken glass that even i want to point out
to Uncle Al as I love him so on his next trip to get a glass of
water.
peace and love,
(kirk) kirk gregory czuhai


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[kirkczuhai]

YES
THANK GOD the substance was not mecury and hopefully is NON-toxic!
NObody has mentioned it but did you take care of the sharp some small
pieces of glass?!? :x :x :x :x

if the dog wil not come near your kitchen maybe you should not
either.

have you washed your hands well? its best you do not touch anything
of great value to yourself until you have washed your hands REAL
well!

Obviously, the substance chosen was one with a relatively high
coefficient of thermal expansion and its stink upon you breaking it
was its telling you what a fool you were for breaking such a fine
instument such as itself!

You will probably survive the first exposure to the stink and you
should go immediately out and buy another one of the fine instuments
being careful about your actions in the future so as not to again be
exposed to the danger of broken glass that even i want to point out
to Uncle Al as I love him so on his next trip to get a glass of
water.
peace and love,
(kirk) kirk gregory czuhai


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[kirkczuhai]

YES
THANK GOD the substance was not mecury and hopefully is NON-toxic!
NObody has mentioned it but did you take care of the sharp some small
pieces of glass?!? :x :x :x :x

if the dog wil not come near your kitchen maybe you should not
either.

have you washed your hands well? its best you do not touch anything
of great value to yourself until you have washed your hands REAL
well!

Obviously, the substance chosen was one with a relatively high
coefficient of thermal expansion and its stink upon you breaking it
was its telling you what a fool you were for breaking such a fine
instument such as itself!

You will probably survive the first exposure to the stink and you
should go immediately out and buy another one of the fine instuments
being careful about your actions in the future so as not to again be
exposed to the danger of broken glass that even i want to point out
to Uncle Al as I love him so on his next trip to get a glass of
water.
peace and love,
(kirk) kirk gregory czuhai


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