Hello Yann,
The C# compiler generate methods with such names for base method invocations which are returning Task and the await operator is applied to that task. In this case JustDecompile failed to convert the compiler generated stuff to proper C#. What should be done in this case: the "<>n__FabricatedMethod3" method invocation must be replaced with the expression of the return statement from the "<>n__FabricatedMethod3" method.
However, you can still see the compiler generated method. You must enable "Show compiler generated types and members" from the settings menu and restart the application in order for this change to take effect. If you need any further assistance, please, do not hesitate to contact us again.
Please, update regularly and stay tuned.
Regards,
Alexander
Telerik
The C# compiler generate methods with such names for base method invocations which are returning Task and the await operator is applied to that task. In this case JustDecompile failed to convert the compiler generated stuff to proper C#. What should be done in this case: the "<>n__FabricatedMethod3" method invocation must be replaced with the expression of the return statement from the "<>n__FabricatedMethod3" method.
However, you can still see the compiler generated method. You must enable "Show compiler generated types and members" from the settings menu and restart the application in order for this change to take effect. If you need any further assistance, please, do not hesitate to contact us again.
Please, update regularly and stay tuned.
Regards,
Alexander
Telerik
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