public async Task <IEnumerable <BreakpointDetails> > SetBreakpointsAsync(string escapedScriptPath, IEnumerable <BreakpointDetails> breakpoints)
{
if (BreakpointApiUtils.SupportsBreakpointApis)
{
foreach (BreakpointDetails breakpointDetails in breakpoints)
{
try
{
BreakpointApiUtils.SetBreakpoint(_powerShellContextService.CurrentRunspace.Runspace.Debugger, breakpointDetails, _debugStateService.RunspaceId);
}
catch (InvalidOperationException e)
{
breakpointDetails.Message = e.Message;
breakpointDetails.Verified = false;
}
}
return(breakpoints);
}
// Legacy behavior
PSCommand psCommand = null;
List <BreakpointDetails> configuredBreakpoints = new List <BreakpointDetails>();
foreach (BreakpointDetails breakpoint in breakpoints)
{
ScriptBlock actionScriptBlock = null;
// Check if this is a "conditional" line breakpoint.
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(breakpoint.Condition) ||
!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(breakpoint.HitCondition) ||
!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(breakpoint.LogMessage))
{
actionScriptBlock = BreakpointApiUtils.GetBreakpointActionScriptBlock(
breakpoint.Condition,
breakpoint.HitCondition,
breakpoint.LogMessage,
out string errorMessage);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(errorMessage))
{
breakpoint.Verified = false;
breakpoint.Message = errorMessage;
configuredBreakpoints.Add(breakpoint);
continue;
}
}
// On first iteration psCommand will be null, every subsequent
// iteration will need to start a new statement.
if (psCommand == null)
{
psCommand = new PSCommand();
}
else
{
psCommand.AddStatement();
}
psCommand
.AddCommand(@"Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility\Set-PSBreakpoint")
.AddParameter("Script", escapedScriptPath)
.AddParameter("Line", breakpoint.LineNumber);
// Check if the user has specified the column number for the breakpoint.
if (breakpoint.ColumnNumber.HasValue && breakpoint.ColumnNumber.Value > 0)
{
// It bums me out that PowerShell will silently ignore a breakpoint
// where either the line or the column is invalid. I'd rather have an
// error or warning message I could relay back to the client.
psCommand.AddParameter("Column", breakpoint.ColumnNumber.Value);
}
if (actionScriptBlock != null)
{
psCommand.AddParameter("Action", actionScriptBlock);
}
}
// If no PSCommand was created then there are no breakpoints to set.
if (psCommand != null)
{
IEnumerable <Breakpoint> setBreakpoints =
await _powerShellContextService.ExecuteCommandAsync <Breakpoint>(psCommand);
configuredBreakpoints.AddRange(
setBreakpoints.Select(BreakpointDetails.Create));
}
return(configuredBreakpoints);
}
public async Task <IEnumerable <CommandBreakpointDetails> > SetCommandBreakpoints(IEnumerable <CommandBreakpointDetails> breakpoints)
{
if (BreakpointApiUtils.SupportsBreakpointApis)
{
foreach (CommandBreakpointDetails commandBreakpointDetails in breakpoints)
{
try
{
BreakpointApiUtils.SetBreakpoint(_powerShellContextService.CurrentRunspace.Runspace.Debugger, commandBreakpointDetails, _debugStateService.RunspaceId);
}
catch (InvalidOperationException e)
{
commandBreakpointDetails.Message = e.Message;
commandBreakpointDetails.Verified = false;
}
}
return(breakpoints);
}
// Legacy behavior
PSCommand psCommand = null;
List <CommandBreakpointDetails> configuredBreakpoints = new List <CommandBreakpointDetails>();
foreach (CommandBreakpointDetails breakpoint in breakpoints)
{
// On first iteration psCommand will be null, every subsequent
// iteration will need to start a new statement.
if (psCommand == null)
{
psCommand = new PSCommand();
}
else
{
psCommand.AddStatement();
}
psCommand
.AddCommand(@"Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility\Set-PSBreakpoint")
.AddParameter("Command", breakpoint.Name);
// Check if this is a "conditional" line breakpoint.
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(breakpoint.Condition) ||
!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(breakpoint.HitCondition))
{
ScriptBlock actionScriptBlock =
BreakpointApiUtils.GetBreakpointActionScriptBlock(
breakpoint.Condition,
breakpoint.HitCondition,
logMessage: null,
out string errorMessage);
// If there was a problem with the condition string,
// move onto the next breakpoint.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(errorMessage))
{
breakpoint.Verified = false;
breakpoint.Message = errorMessage;
configuredBreakpoints.Add(breakpoint);
continue;
}
psCommand.AddParameter("Action", actionScriptBlock);
}
}
// If no PSCommand was created then there are no breakpoints to set.
if (psCommand != null)
{
IEnumerable <Breakpoint> setBreakpoints =
await _powerShellContextService.ExecuteCommandAsync <Breakpoint>(psCommand);
configuredBreakpoints.AddRange(
setBreakpoints.Select(CommandBreakpointDetails.Create));
}
return(configuredBreakpoints);
}
