> You can use reflection to iterrate through methods, properties, etc. Using
> this information, you could easily add these items as entries in a ListView
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> Hope it helps.
Using the Type object, you should be able to locate anything and everything
you need regarding the object in question. It has methods for accessing
Assembly info, Interfaces, Fields, Properties, Methods, Attributes, Events,
Default Constructors...You name it, it contains it.
Just start by declaring a Type object of the type of object you are looking
to diagram: Type t = typeof(myObject); Then, just do a "t.", and the
Intellisense will give you an idea of what it can get for you.
If you're looking to diagram a class library, alternatively, I believe you
can just use Visio to diagram the class, which works well for visual
presentations.

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> What about subclass/superclass info? Is that just stored as a property
> of a Type? That's the major thing I want to see to begin with.
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> > Hope it helps.