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axtens

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Monday, October 12th 2009, 3:37pm

Figure out how to determine if code is executed from within the IDE or not.

Re A1880's idea.

Naive question: Seeing as the IDE has its own hWnd, could comparing the app's hWnd to the IDE's hWnd work?

Bruce.

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Monday, October 12th 2009, 4:04pm

The Jabaco IDE starts the debuggee as separate Java process.
It uses Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP) to do that.
This process is thus remotely controlled to be debuggable.

One could analyse parent/child relationships of process IDs to detect the "child" status w.r.t. the IDE.
But there ought to be simpler ways to answer the "isInIDE" question.
Probably a matter of some JNLP calls.

Greetings!

A1880

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