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I will try this tomorrow, I am pretty sure dotPeek can recognize and output else if. Might be a coding style option though.

• mikeash 9y ago
  Wouldn’t “else if {“ and “else { if” compile to identical bytecode?
  • ufo 9y ago
    Sure, but the decompiler can choose to always decompile to "else if {", which is more readable and more likely to match the original source code.
    • mikeash 9y ago
      That's my point. The compiler's choice of "else if {" or "else { if" is unrelated to the programmer's choice.
  • danbruc 9y ago
    It does and at least the current dotPeek 2017.2.2 decompiles it to else if and does, other than I thought, not allow to customize it.
    • mikeash 9y ago
      Obviously whatever decompiler was used here decided to do it the other way.