void realHost_BreakpointUpdate(ITarget sender, BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args)
{
if (mForm != null && mForm.IsHandleCreated)
{
mForm.BeginInvoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate()
{
if (this.BreakpointUpdate != null)
{
this.BreakpointUpdate(this, args);
}
}));
}
}
void OnBreakpointUpdate(int bkptid, BreakpointUpdateEventState state)
{
BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args = new BreakpointUpdateEventArgs(bkptid, state);
if (mForm != null && mForm.IsHandleCreated)
{
mForm.BeginInvoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate()
{
if (this.BreakpointUpdate != null)
{
this.BreakpointUpdate(this, args);
}
}));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Triggered when the target has accepted or rejected a breakpoint.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="args"></param>
void Target_BreakpointUpdate(Target sender, BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args)
{
BreakpointDetails bkpt = FindBreakpoint(args.ID);
if (bkpt != null)
{
if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Added)
{
// Force it to be displayed as enabled, 'cos the debugger is gonna break on it anyway!
bkpt.Enabled = true;
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Accepted;
}
else if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Invalid)
{
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Invalid;
}
else if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Removed)
{
if (bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.PendingRemove)
{
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Removed;
}
else if (bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.PendingDisable)
{
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.NotSent;
}
}
if (bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.Removed)
{
mBreakpoints.Remove(bkpt);
}
OnBreakpointChanged(bkpt, bkpt.TargetState != BreakpointState.Removed);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Triggered when the target has accepted or rejected a breakpoint.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="args"></param>
void Target_BreakpointUpdate(Target sender, BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args)
{
BreakpointDetails bkpt = FindBreakpoint(args.ID);
if(bkpt != null)
{
if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Added)
{
// Force it to be displayed as enabled, 'cos the debugger is gonna break on it anyway!
bkpt.Enabled = true;
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Accepted;
}
else if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Invalid)
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Invalid;
else if (args.State == BreakpointUpdateEventState.Removed)
{
if (bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.PendingRemove)
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.Removed;
else if (bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.PendingDisable)
bkpt.TargetState = BreakpointState.NotSent;
}
if(bkpt.TargetState == BreakpointState.Removed)
mBreakpoints.Remove(bkpt);
OnBreakpointChanged(bkpt, bkpt.TargetState != BreakpointState.Removed);
}
}
void realHost_BreakpointUpdate(ITarget sender, BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args)
{
if (mForm != null && mForm.IsHandleCreated)
mForm.BeginInvoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate()
{
if (this.BreakpointUpdate != null)
this.BreakpointUpdate(this, args);
}));
}
void OnBreakpointUpdate(int bkptid, BreakpointUpdateEventState state)
{
BreakpointUpdateEventArgs args = new BreakpointUpdateEventArgs(bkptid, state);
if (mForm != null && mForm.IsHandleCreated)
mForm.BeginInvoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate()
{
if (this.BreakpointUpdate != null)
this.BreakpointUpdate(this, args);
}));
}
