Working with Input Assemblies

Adding Assemblies

The input tab is used to specify input assemblies for the project. With the “Add New Assembly” button on the toolbar, you can add a new assembly to your project. Clicking on the button brings up the “Add Input Assembly” dialog, where you can enter the assembly’s directory and file name, or browse for it in the file system.

Using the browse window, you can add multiple assemblies by multi-selecting the ones you wish to add.

Editing and Removing Assemblies

The Edit and Remove buttons are used to change or remove assemblies from the project. To use, highlight an input assembly on the list and click on the appropriate toolbar button. You can also delete an input assembly by highlighting it and pressing the Delete key.

When editing an input assembly path, the text you type can have a Project Property embedded in it. For example:

c:\${inputdir}\myapplication.exe

Property substitution takes place based on the precedence rules specified in the section on Property List and Properties. You can view the actual, fully resolved value by placing the cursor on the item that has a Project Property embedded in it.

Library Mode

Library mode can be toggled for all assemblies using the library button on the toolbar.

Declarative Obfuscation

The Honor Obfuscation Attributes and Strip Obfuscation Attributes settings can be toggled for all input assemblies using the respective button on the toolbar.

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