How to resolve a bunch of syntax errors after decompiling with ILSpy?

When syntax errors occur after decompiling with ILSpy, it may be due to the decompilation tool’s inability to fully reproduce the original code or the presence of syntax errors in the original code.

The method to solve this problem depends on the specific type and quantity of errors. Here are some common solutions:

1. Correcting syntax errors: Identify and fix each error in the code. Understanding the syntax rules and best practices of the programming language may be necessary.
2. Check for missing dependencies: After decompilation, some dependencies may be lost, so it is necessary to manually add any missing references or dependencies.
3. Correcting incorrect data types: Because decompilation tools may not accurately restore the original data types in the source code, it may be necessary to manually correct some incorrect data types.
4. Avoid using decompilation tools: If the issue cannot be resolved after attempts, consider using other tools or methods to obtain the original code, such as requesting the author for the source code or using alternative decompilation tools.

In conclusion, fixing syntax errors after decompiling in ILSpy requires patience and a deep understanding of the programming language. Take appropriate measures based on the specific situation and strive to fix the errors as much as possible.