Is there a way to find out what winform/wpf components a program uses? -


i'm complete novice in gui-programming , i'm looking easy way visualize data structure have. own program similar job , component uses seems fulfill purposes well. instead of testing out different components myself (which undoubtedly force me learn lot), i'm wondering if there's fast way out of it.

is there anyway find out specific wpf/winform component program using without asking author/having source code access?

edit: looks this, area it's in scrollable horizontally/vertically. objects on selectable, moveable , have actions associated right-click menu. want visualize undirected graph , have possibility interact nodes graphically.

here's control i'm talking about:

weird object graph control thingie

first step, i'd @ assemblies app references. if references dll component vendor (a simple search can figure out), can visit vendor's website , check out offerings.

if custom control embedded within application, , wpf app, i'd use snoop.

image of snoop ui

(image ganked http://snoopwpf.codeplex.com/). snoop can sniff out visual tree of wpf application @ runtime , show controls make up.


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