/// <summary>
/// Called automatically when .Command launches, you can add your own Registrations here.
/// Don't forget to match your DevelopmentCommands.Register call with a DevelopmentCommands.Unregister call
/// by calling DevelopmentCommands.Unregister in CommandRegistration.UnRegisterCommandsOnConsoleExit
///
/// Note: You can Register Commands from anywhere you like, if you do it here however, you'll be able to keep the
/// registration / unregistration tidy, this method will be called automatically for you at a sensible time.
///
/// </summary>
public static void RegisterCommandsOnConsoleStartup(bool clearConsoleCommandEnabled, bool deviceIdCommandEnabled, bool inspectCommandEnabled, bool autoScrollCommandEnabled)
{
// Register Commands by type
if (deviceIdCommandEnabled)
{
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(DeviceIdSampleCommands));
}
if (clearConsoleCommandEnabled)
{
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(ClearConsoleSampleCommands));
}
if (autoScrollCommandEnabled)
{
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(AutoScrollCommands));
}
if (inspectCommandEnabled)
{
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(Inspect));
}
// Register Commands by object
if (DevelopmentConsole.Instance)
{
DevelopmentCommands.Register(DevelopmentConsole.Instance);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This class is here to provide users with a single easy location to register all command objects with the Development Console.
/// It is for illustration purposes only, you can do something similar to this in your own code.
///
/// Note: You can Register Commands from anywhere in runtime code.
///
/// </summary>
public static void RegisterCommandsOnConsoleStartup()
{
// Register Commands by type
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(DeviceIdSampleCommands));
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(ClearConsoleSampleCommands));
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(AutoScrollCommands));
DevelopmentCommands.Register(typeof(Inspect));
// Register Commands by object
DevelopmentCommands.Register(DevelopmentConsole.Instance);
}