C# (CSharp) Debugger BreakpointEventArgs Examples

Example #1

 protected virtual void OnHit(BreakpointEventArgs e)
 {
     if (Hit != null)
     {
         Hit(this, e);
     }
 }

Example #2

 protected virtual void OnSet(BreakpointEventArgs e)
 {
     if (Set != null)
     {
         Set(this, e);
     }
 }

Example #3

 protected virtual void OnBreakpointHit(object sender, BreakpointEventArgs e)
 {
     if (BreakpointHit != null)
     {
         BreakpointHit(this, new BreakpointEventArgs(e.Breakpoint));
     }
 }

Example #4

 protected virtual void OnBreakpointStateChanged(object sender, BreakpointEventArgs e)
 {
     if (BreakpointStateChanged != null)
     {
         BreakpointStateChanged(this, new BreakpointEventArgs(e.Breakpoint));
     }
 }

Example #5

File: Breakpoint.cs Project: lisiynos/pascalabcnet

		protected virtual void OnSet(BreakpointEventArgs e)
		{
			if (Set != null) {
				Set(this, e);
			}
		}

Example #6

File: Breakpoint.cs Project: lisiynos/pascalabcnet

		protected virtual void OnHit(BreakpointEventArgs e)
		{
			if (Hit != null) {
				Hit(this, e);
			}
		}

Example #7

File: Debugger.cs Project: lisiynos/pascalabcnet

 private void debugBreakpointHit(object sender, BreakpointEventArgs e)
 {
 	
 }

Example #8

File: NDebugger-Breakpoints.cs Project: lisiynos/pascalabcnet

		protected virtual void OnBreakpointHit(object sender, BreakpointEventArgs e)
		{
			if (BreakpointHit != null) {
				BreakpointHit(this, new BreakpointEventArgs(e.Breakpoint));
			}
		}

Example #9

File: NDebugger-Breakpoints.cs Project: lisiynos/pascalabcnet

		protected virtual void OnBreakpointStateChanged(object sender, BreakpointEventArgs e)
		{
			if (BreakpointStateChanged != null) {
				BreakpointStateChanged(this, new BreakpointEventArgs(e.Breakpoint));
			}
		}