protected PSSession(IDebugger debugger, PSHost host, IMethodCallDispatch methodCallDispatcher)
{
_methodCallDispatcher = methodCallDispatcher;
var initialSessionState = InitialSessionState.CreateDefault();
initialSessionState.Variables.Add(new SessionStateVariableEntry("Debugger", debugger,
"Interface to the Windows debuggers", ScopedItemOptions.Constant));
initialSessionState.Variables.Add(new SessionStateVariableEntry("ShellID", "PSExt", "", ScopedItemOptions.Constant));
// Add the executing assembly as a PowerShell module since we have cmdlets here we want to execute.
// This should be refactored into separate assemblies, since we could use the debugger parts outside
// of an extension
var location = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location;
initialSessionState.ImportPSModule(new[] { location });
// Extend types for easier display
var psextDir = Path.GetDirectoryName(location);
var typeFile = Path.Combine(psextDir, "PSExt.Types.ps1xml");
initialSessionState.Types.Add(new SessionStateTypeEntry(typeFile));
// Pretty formatting of debugger output
var formatFile = Path.Combine(psextDir, "PSExt.Format.ps1xml");
initialSessionState.Formats.Add(new SessionStateFormatEntry(formatFile));
_host = host;
_runspace = RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace(_host, initialSessionState);
}
public ConsolePSSession(IDebugger debugger, ConsoleHost host, IMethodCallDispatch methodCallDispatcher) : base(debugger, host, methodCallDispatcher)
{
host.Program = this;
_consoleHost = host;
_consoleReadLine = new ConsoleReadLine();
}
public DbgEnginePSSession(IDebugger debugger, PSHost host, IMethodCallDispatch methodCallDispatcher) : base(debugger, host, methodCallDispatcher)
{
}
