Is there a description of IL disassembler icons available somewhere

Question

I play with the MS IL disassembler, which allows you to view the contents of a .NET assembly. Classes and interfaces are displayed in a tree, beautifully encoded with colors and icons.

It's pretty easy to guess the meaning of most icons, for example. the blue icon with the inscription "I" is an interface, gray with an "E" in it is an enumeration, but some elements - especially. the ones you see when you open node is not always so easy to guess (maybe it's just me). What is the meaning of a blue diamond with an “S” in it? Probably a static public member, but I'm not happy with the word "probably" here. Similarly, blue-class symbols with a white rectangle seem to be generic, but again this is just an assumption.

Is there an official complete list with descriptions / descriptions?

Answer 1

Clicking “Help” in the “Help” and “Tree Icons” sections shows what the icons mean, however some of them seem to be missing. The following is an exhaustive list.

• - Metadata, such as assembly manifest, type declaration modifiers, etc.
• - Namespace.
• - instance field, assembly, or network module.
• - static field.
• - class, delegate, or module (VB.NET).
• - A class or delegate with type arguments (generics).
• - The structure.
• - A structure with type arguments (generics).
• - Interface.
• - Interface with type arguments (generics).
• - transfer.
• - an instance method or constructor.
• - An instance method with type arguments (generics).
• - Static method or type initializer (static constructor).
• - a static method with type arguments (generics).
• - Property, instance, or static.
• - event, instance, or static.