/// <summary>
/// Create and initialize a libvlc instance.
/// This functions accept a list of "command line" arguments similar to the
/// main(). These arguments affect the LibVLC instance default configuration.
/// LibVLC may create threads. Therefore, any thread-unsafe process
/// initialization must be performed before calling libvlc_new(). In particular
/// and where applicable:
/// <para>- setlocale() and textdomain(),</para>
/// <para>- setenv(), unsetenv() and putenv(),</para>
/// <para>- with the X11 display system, XInitThreads()</para>
/// (see also libvlc_media_player_set_xwindow()) and
/// <para>- on Microsoft Windows, SetErrorMode().</para>
/// <para>- sigprocmask() shall never be invoked; pthread_sigmask() can be used.</para>
/// On POSIX systems, the SIGCHLD signalmust notbe ignored, i.e. the
/// signal handler must set to SIG_DFL or a function pointer, not SIG_IGN.
/// Also while LibVLC is active, the wait() function shall not be called, and
/// any call to waitpid() shall use a strictly positive value for the first
/// parameter (i.e. the PID). Failure to follow those rules may lead to a
/// deadlock or a busy loop.
/// Also on POSIX systems, it is recommended that the SIGPIPE signal be blocked,
/// even if it is not, in principles, necessary, e.g.:
/// On Microsoft Windows Vista/2008, the process error mode
/// SEM_FAILCRITICALERRORS flagmustbe set before using LibVLC.
/// On later versions, that is optional and unnecessary.
/// Also on Microsoft Windows (Vista and any later version), setting the default
/// DLL directories to SYSTEM32 exclusively is strongly recommended for
/// security reasons:
/// Arguments are meant to be passed from the command line to LibVLC, just like
/// VLC media player does. The list of valid arguments depends on the LibVLC
/// version, the operating system and platform, and set of available LibVLC
/// plugins. Invalid or unsupported arguments will cause the function to fail
/// (i.e. return NULL). Also, some arguments may alter the behaviour or
/// otherwise interfere with other LibVLC functions.
/// There is absolutely no warranty or promise of forward, backward and
/// cross-platform compatibility with regards to libvlc_new() arguments.
/// We recommend that you do not use them, other than when debugging.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">list of arguments (should be NULL)</param>
/// <returns>the libvlc instance or NULL in case of error</returns>
public LibVLC(params string[] options)
: base(() => MarshalUtils.CreateWithOptions(PatchOptions(options), Native.LibVLCNew), Native.LibVLCRelease)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Create and initialize a libvlc instance.
/// This functions accept a list of "command line" arguments similar to the
/// main(). These arguments affect the LibVLC instance default configuration.
/// LibVLC may create threads. Therefore, any thread-unsafe process
/// initialization must be performed before calling libvlc_new(). In particular
/// and where applicable:
/// <para>- setlocale() and textdomain(),</para>
/// <para>- setenv(), unsetenv() and putenv(),</para>
/// <para>- with the X11 display system, XInitThreads()</para>
/// (see also libvlc_media_player_set_xwindow()) and
/// <para>- on Microsoft Windows, SetErrorMode().</para>
/// <para>- sigprocmask() shall never be invoked; pthread_sigmask() can be used.</para>
/// On POSIX systems, the SIGCHLD signalmust notbe ignored, i.e. the
/// signal handler must set to SIG_DFL or a function pointer, not SIG_IGN.
/// Also while LibVLC is active, the wait() function shall not be called, and
/// any call to waitpid() shall use a strictly positive value for the first
/// parameter (i.e. the PID). Failure to follow those rules may lead to a
/// deadlock or a busy loop.
/// Also on POSIX systems, it is recommended that the SIGPIPE signal be blocked,
/// even if it is not, in principles, necessary, e.g.:
/// On Microsoft Windows Vista/2008, the process error mode
/// SEM_FAILCRITICALERRORS flagmustbe set before using LibVLC.
/// On later versions, that is optional and unnecessary.
/// Also on Microsoft Windows (Vista and any later version), setting the default
/// DLL directories to SYSTEM32 exclusively is strongly recommended for
/// security reasons:
/// Arguments are meant to be passed from the command line to LibVLC, just like
/// VLC media player does. The list of valid arguments depends on the LibVLC
/// version, the operating system and platform, and set of available LibVLC
/// plugins. Invalid or unsupported arguments will cause the function to fail
/// (i.e. return NULL). Also, some arguments may alter the behaviour or
/// otherwise interfere with other LibVLC functions.
/// There is absolutely no warranty or promise of forward, backward and
/// cross-platform compatibility with regards to libvlc_new() arguments.
/// We recommend that you do not use them, other than when debugging.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">list of arguments (should be NULL)</param>
/// <returns>the libvlc instance or NULL in case of error</returns>
public LibVLC(params string[] options)
: base(() => MarshalUtils.CreateWithOptions(PatchOptions(options), Native.LibVLCNew), Native.LibVLCRelease)
{
_gcHandle = GCHandle.Alloc(this);
}