//This just solves a casting problem.
//All calls on a unamangedobject are intercepted, so none of this ever gets called.
//We can cast a proxy to an UnmanagedObject to any interface, even if it doesn't support it.
//This because calls get intercepted and called from the interception code... if an unknown call is encountered null is returned.
//However a direct reference (no proxy) to the remote object can't be cast.
//Internally, immediately after the injection, we create the first remoteobject for the IClient interface.
//At that point we have a direct reference and no proxy (we are still on the injected code), so we can't cast to IClient...
//To allow us to return an object as "IClient" rather than RemoteObject to the user app...
//we need a dummy implementation, so that we can cast before we return.
//Once we return the object (across remoting boundaries.. Client.exe->user app) a proxy is created on the user app (since this class has a proxy attribute),
//so all IClient calls get intercepted by our proxy and these funtions here become meaningless.
public void SysMessage(uint color, uint font, string message)
{
//dummy event executions to get rid of the annoying 'is never used' messages
OnKeyDown(0, true);
OnKeyUp(0);
OnQuit();
Win32API.Imports.MSG msg = new Win32API.Imports.MSG();
OnWindowsMessage(ref msg);
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public bool curclient_OnWindowsMessage(ref Win32API.Imports.MSG msg)
{
Win32API.WindowHandler.Messages message = (Win32API.WindowHandler.Messages)msg.message;
AddToListBox(message.ToString());
return(true);
}
