public override void GetChildItems(DkmEvaluationResultEnumContext enumContext, int start, int count, out DkmChildVisualizedExpression[] items)
{
// Cap the requested number to the total remaining from startIndex
count = Math.Min(count, enumContext.Count - start);
items = new DkmChildVisualizedExpression[count];
uint idx = 0;
// Retrieve the default expansion enum context
var default_data = enumContext.GetDataItem<DefaultEnumContextDataItem>();
if (start < default_data.Context.Count)
{
// Requesting default children
int default_count = Math.Min(count, default_data.Context.Count - start);
DkmEvaluationResult[] default_evals;
expression_.GetItemsCallback(default_data.Context, start, default_count, out default_evals);
for (int dft_idx = 0; dft_idx < default_count; ++dft_idx, ++idx)
{
DkmSuccessEvaluationResult success_eval = default_evals[dft_idx] as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
DkmExpressionValueHome home = null;
if (success_eval != null && success_eval.Address != null)
{
home = DkmPointerValueHome.Create(success_eval.Address.Value);
}
else
{
home = DkmFakeValueHome.Create(0);
}
items[idx] = DkmChildVisualizedExpression.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
expression_.VisualizerId, // @TODO: Check this is what we want. Will we get callbacks for it, regardless of its type?
expression_.SourceId,
enumContext.StackFrame,
home,
default_evals[dft_idx],
expression_,
(uint)start,
null
);
}
}
if (start + count > default_data.Context.Count)
{
// Requesting custom children
// @NOTE: Currently just assuming only 1 custom child (prop list) and hard coding as such.
// DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.ExtractFromProperty(IDebugProperty3!!!!!!!) ...............................................
// @NOTE: Had thought could just create an expression with a null evaluation
// inside it, and by giving it a visualizer guid, the system would call back
// to us to evaluate the expression. Seems not to work though, I guess because the
// visualizer guid identifies the visualizer but not the containing component,
// and since the expression itself doesn't have a type, it can't know that it
// should call our component.
DkmEvaluationResult eval = DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
enumContext.StackFrame,
Resources.UE4PropVis.IDS_DISP_BLUEPRINTPROPERTIES,
Resources.UE4PropVis.IDS_DISP_BLUEPRINTPROPERTIES,
DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ReadOnly | DkmEvaluationResultFlags.Expandable,
"", // @TODO: something like "[<count> properties]"
null,
"", // Type column
DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
DkmEvaluationResultAccessType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultStorageType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultTypeModifierFlags.None,
null,
null,
null,
null
);
// This child is just for organization and does not correspond to anything in memory.
DkmExpressionValueHome valueHome = DkmFakeValueHome.Create(0);
var prop_list_expr = DkmChildVisualizedExpression.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
Guids.Visualizer.PropertyList,
// Associate the expression with ourselves, since we created it
Guids.Component.VisualizerComponent,
enumContext.StackFrame,
valueHome,
eval,
expression_,
idx,
null
);
// Create a visualizer for the property list, and attach it to the expression.
var prop_list_visualizer = new PropertyListVisualizer(prop_list_expr, access_ctx_);
prop_list_expr.SetDataItem(DkmDataCreationDisposition.CreateAlways, new ExpressionDataItem(prop_list_visualizer));
items[idx] = prop_list_expr;
}
}
public override void GetChildItems(DkmEvaluationResultEnumContext enumContext, int start, int count, out DkmChildVisualizedExpression[] items)
{
// Cap the requested number to the total remaining from startIndex
count = Math.Min(count, enumContext.Count - start);
items = new DkmChildVisualizedExpression[count];
uint idx = 0;
// Retrieve the default expansion enum context
var default_data = enumContext.GetDataItem <DefaultEnumContextDataItem>();
if (start < default_data.Context.Count)
{
// Requesting default children
int default_count = Math.Min(count, default_data.Context.Count - start);
DkmEvaluationResult[] default_evals;
expression_.GetItemsCallback(default_data.Context, start, default_count, out default_evals);
for (int dft_idx = 0; dft_idx < default_count; ++dft_idx, ++idx)
{
DkmSuccessEvaluationResult success_eval = default_evals[dft_idx] as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
DkmExpressionValueHome home = null;
if (success_eval != null && success_eval.Address != null)
{
home = DkmPointerValueHome.Create(success_eval.Address.Value);
}
else
{
home = DkmFakeValueHome.Create(0);
}
items[idx] = DkmChildVisualizedExpression.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
expression_.VisualizerId, // @TODO: Check this is what we want. Will we get callbacks for it, regardless of its type?
expression_.SourceId,
enumContext.StackFrame,
home,
default_evals[dft_idx],
expression_,
(uint)start,
null
);
}
}
if (start + count > default_data.Context.Count)
{
// Requesting custom children
// @NOTE: Currently just assuming only 1 custom child (prop list) and hard coding as such.
// DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.ExtractFromProperty(IDebugProperty3!!!!!!!) ...............................................
// @NOTE: Had thought could just create an expression with a null evaluation
// inside it, and by giving it a visualizer guid, the system would call back
// to us to evaluate the expression. Seems not to work though, I guess because the
// visualizer guid identifies the visualizer but not the containing component,
// and since the expression itself doesn't have a type, it can't know that it
// should call our component.
DkmEvaluationResult eval = DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
enumContext.StackFrame,
Resources.UE4PropVis.IDS_DISP_BLUEPRINTPROPERTIES,
Resources.UE4PropVis.IDS_DISP_BLUEPRINTPROPERTIES,
DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ReadOnly | DkmEvaluationResultFlags.Expandable,
"", // @TODO: something like "[<count> properties]"
null,
"", // Type column
DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
DkmEvaluationResultAccessType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultStorageType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultTypeModifierFlags.None,
null,
null,
null,
null
);
// This child is just for organization and does not correspond to anything in memory.
DkmExpressionValueHome valueHome = DkmFakeValueHome.Create(0);
var prop_list_expr = DkmChildVisualizedExpression.Create(
enumContext.InspectionContext,
Guids.Visualizer.PropertyList,
// Associate the expression with ourselves, since we created it
Guids.Component.VisualizerComponent,
enumContext.StackFrame,
valueHome,
eval,
expression_,
idx,
null
);
// Create a visualizer for the property list, and attach it to the expression.
var prop_list_visualizer = new PropertyListVisualizer(prop_list_expr, access_ctx_);
prop_list_expr.SetDataItem(DkmDataCreationDisposition.CreateAlways, new ExpressionDataItem(prop_list_visualizer));
items[idx] = prop_list_expr;
}
}