Exemple #1
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 protected virtual void OnCreateProcess(DebuggedProcessEventArgs e)
 {
     _on_event(m_create_process, e);
 }
Exemple #2
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 // We get this process if someone used the Debugger to create
 // a process (instead of attaching to one).  We need to grab
 // the PID of the process so that our normal handling of the
 // ProcessExit event will work correctly.
 private void _on_create_process(DebuggedProcessEventArgs e)
 {
     m_pids.Add(e.Process.Id);
     OnCreateProcess(e);
 }
Exemple #3
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 protected virtual void OnProcessExit(DebuggedProcessEventArgs e)
 {
     _on_event(m_process_exit, e);
 }
Exemple #4
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 protected virtual void OnControlCTrap(DebuggedProcessEventArgs e)
 {
     _on_event(m_control_c_trap, e);
 }
Exemple #5
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 // Since ``OnProcessExit'' might be overriden by a derived class,
 // the "COM+ Frameworks Practices" site suggests that the default
 // event handler not do any necessary processing.
 //
 // Removing the exitted process pid from the list of pids to detach
 // from is "necessary", so we don't do that in the event handler,
 // we do that here.  After removing the pid, then we call the
 // default event handler.
 private void _on_process_exit(DebuggedProcessEventArgs e)
 {// we don't want to detach from a process if it doesn't exist anymore.
     m_pids.Remove(e.Process.Id);
     OnProcessExit(e);
 }