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I am trying to use ILSpyCmd to automate the extraction of specified content from unity code, so far everything is working great, but when I extract the code files I have to wait to write out all the files! And usually it would be close to 10 minutes.
and we have to wait for almost 7-8 mins (in avarage)
Describe the solution you'd like
My be we can do it in an easier way:
Add an option to allow us to export only the files we need (as simple as extracting a single file from a zip with files)
so we can use it like this to create file in path a/b/c only:
# maybe use --filter:
ilspycmd --disable-updatecheck -p -o path/in/temp Assembly-CSharp.dll --filter a.b.c
# and (-f) in short, maybe:
ilspycmd --disable-updatecheck -p -o path/in/temp Assembly-CSharp.dll -f a.b.c
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am trying to use ILSpyCmd to automate the extraction of specified content from unity code, so far everything is working great, but when I extract the code files I have to wait to write out all the files! And usually it would be close to 10 minutes.
For example, we use this command to decompile:
and we have to wait for almost 7-8 mins (in avarage)
Describe the solution you'd like
My be we can do it in an easier way:
Add an option to allow us to export only the files we need (as simple as extracting a single file from a zip with files)
so we can use it like this to create file in path
a/b/c
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