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What tool can I examine the source or assemblies and tell if the StringBuilder has ever been used? or if an ObjectDataSource was used?

I am open to analyzing or analyzing the source code, but I also need to know the right way to do this against web applications.

UPDATE : I’m probably looking for a tool that you can insert into the assembly process, which displays a report telling me if some assemblies or templates were used. I would also like to know if inheritance is used anywhere in the code (in classes without a frame in the assembly). A simple way to tell me if OOP has been used.

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Take a look at NDepend - it has this feature and much more.

I have successfully used it to analyze very large projects. It has a built-in code query language that allows you to find code based on dependencies and using different code.

It can also be used for both source code and binary assemblies - although the analysis of binary files will be more limited (there is no analysis of cyclic complexity and such).

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Reflector contains many add-ons including code search . Obviously this is a text search, but it can help. Other solutions may work better, but may not be as inexpensive.

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