We lost some source code, so I used Telerek's Just Decompile to decompile a dll and create a C# project in Visual Studio. I changed project that referenced the dll and instead referenced the new decompiled project that I added to the solution.
When I went to debug my project, I expected to be able to step into the decompiled code. Instead, it stepped over the line of code where I expected the debugging to step into.
I discovered that if I changed my Debug options and unchecked the "Debug Just My Code" setting and then selected Debug => Windows => Modules and loaded the debug symbols for the decompiled project, I could step into the code of the decompiled project but I did not have normal debugging capabilities such as the ability to display variables values much less the ability to change code and continue.
I expected to be able to debug the decompiled project as normal. I could try to create a brand new project and copy each code file, one at a time into it to see if I could reconstruct a brand new project manually, but this would be long and tedious.
Any thoughts on what do I have to do to my decompiled project to be able to create a project that I can debug as a normal project?