internal void AttachToHost()
{
if (CommunicationService.SdaCallback.IsParentx64())
{
//TODO AA : x64 support
}
else
{
_sdHost.CreateInstanceInTargetDomain <InteractionClass>().Attach(HostProcess);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This demonstrates how to access SharpDevelop's internals from the host application.
/// </summary>
void MakeTransparentButtonClick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
// We need to use a wrapper class to cross the AppDomain barrier.
// The assembly containing the wrapper class will be loaded to both AppDomains.
// Therefore we don't use our possibly large main application, but a special
// assembly just for the interaction.
SharpDevelopInteraction.InteractionClass obj;
obj = host.CreateInstanceInTargetDomain <SharpDevelopInteraction.InteractionClass>();
obj.MakeTransparent();
}
public void AttachToHost()
{
if (WCFCommunicationService.SdaCallback.IsParentx64())
{
//TODO
//MessageBox.Show(Resources.SDIntegration_AttachToHost_Sorry__you_can_not_debug_x64_process, Resources.SDIntegration_AttachToHost_SDA_debug_error,
// MessageBoxButtons.OK,
// MessageBoxIcon.Error);
}
else
{
InteractionClass obj;
obj = host.CreateInstanceInTargetDomain <InteractionClass>();
obj.Attach(hostProcess);
}
}
