For. NET software, the reflector often displays \ U *****.

Today, I have no intention of using reflector to open a control. I found that many strings are connected to many of the following formats:

\ U7f51 \ u7edc \ u6280

Ah? What's going on? After processing? Fun, research.

Check whether it is ASCII, not. What should I do?

Take a closer look. It seems that a function a $ pst06000001 (string A_0, int32 A_1) has been called)

Well, you still need to contact the person who calls the bell. You can do this:

Write a global function with the name a. The parameters are also string and Int. the return value is string;

After compilation, use ildasm to openCodeReplace withProgramIn Part.

Save and compile with ilasm.

Well, if you're lucky, you can see what "\ u7f51 \ u7edc \ u6280" really means.

^-^, Is it fun?

May I ask if you have any good solutions? Share it with everyone, my QQ: 107847910.