} // end InterceptCtrlC()
protected override void ProcessRecord()
{
if (!DbgProvider.IsInGuestMode)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("This command is only intended to be used by the !dbgshell implementation.");
}
LogManager.Trace("WaitForBangDbgShellCommandCommand.ProcessRecord: DbgShell is going dormant.");
using (var disposer = new ExceptionGuard())
{
disposer.Protect(SetDebuggerAndContextAndUpdateCallbacks());
disposer.Protect(InterceptCtrlC());
disposer.Protect(Debugger.SuspendEventOutput()); // don't want our "modload" output etc. spewing while we are dormant
base.ProcessRecord();
// We need to perform the wait on another thread, because we need to "pump"
// on this thread, so that debug event callbacks can queue WriteObject calls
// to this thread.
_RegisterWaitForGuestModeEvent(disposer);
// Give the user a hint about what's going on.
var s = new ColorString(ConsoleColor.DarkGray,
"(DbgShell will remain running in the background until you run !dbgshell again)").ToString(true);
Host.UI.WriteLine(s);
MsgLoop.Prepare();
// This will allow the extension command to return (it tells the dbgeng
// thread that it can return).
DbgProvider.GuestModePassivate();
MsgLoop.Run(); // This will complete when the guest mode event gets signaled.
} // end using( disposer )
} // end ProcessRecord()