public int Execute(RecordOptions options)
{
Debug.Assert(consoleFormatter != null, nameof(consoleFormatter) + " != null");
Debug.Assert(sessionManager != null, nameof(sessionManager) + " != null");
Debug.Assert(commandLine != null, nameof(commandLine) + " != null");
Debug.Assert(messageLoop != null, nameof(messageLoop) + " != null");
if (options == null)
{
return(-1);
}
try
{
consoleFormatter.IsVerbose = options.IsVerbose;
// Load Configuration File
consoleFormatter.PrintDebug(loadedFileMessage);
var configPath = new FilePath(Path.GetFullPath(options.ConfigPath));
// Load Session Manager
consoleFormatter.PrintDebug(sessionManagerMessage);
// Start Recording
consoleFormatter.PrintDebug(startRecordingMessage);
sessionManager.StartRecording();
// If the user cancels via the command line we need to stop the message loop.
commandLine.Launch(messageLoop.Stop);
// Run message loop required for Windows hooks
messageLoop.Start();
// To prevent the generated video file from becoming corrupted, recording needs to be stopped manually
sessionManager.StopRecording();
Console.WriteLine(stopRecordingMessage);
GlobalHook.FreeLibrary();
return(0);
}
catch (Exception exception) // I know this is not a recommend way to deal with exception, however this method receives a arbitrary amount of exception types.
{
consoleFormatter.PrintError(exception);
return(-1);
}
}
