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问题 In my .gitolite.rc file I have: LOCAL_CODE => "$ENV{HOME}/.gitolite/local" ..then in ENABLE section of the same file I have enabled repo-specific-hooks : ENABLE => [ # COMMANDS # These are the commands enabled by default 'help', 'desc', 'info', ..., ..., ..., 'repo-specific-hooks' ..., ..., ... ] , now, on my local machine inside gitolite-admin folder I have: gitolite-admin ... ... └──local/ └── hooks/ ├── common/ └── repo-specific/ └── message* <-- this one I want to call in a post-receive

问题 I am trying to create a global WH_GETMESSAGE HOOK without DLL,but I can't success. My OS is Win7 32Bit,This is my some code: SetWindowsHookEx(WH_GETMESSAGE,GetMsgProc,GetModuleHandle(NULL),0); Please help me if you have any time. :) 回答1: As documented, hMod [in] Type: HINSTANCE A handle to the DLL containing the hook procedure pointed to by the lpfn parameter. The hMod parameter must be set to NULL if the dwThreadId parameter specifies a thread created by the current process and if the hook

问题 I am writing some multi-thread C program. I tried to modify the few instructions at the beginning of a function's body to redirect the execution to somewhere else. But I noticed that when debugging within Visual Studio 2015, some memory location seems to be unchangeable as displayed in the Memory window. For example: In below picture, a function ApSignalMceToOs() begins at 0x7FFBBEE51360 . I have unprotected the memory range 0x7FFBBEE51360 to 0x7FFBBEE5136E to modify it. Line 305 to 312

问题 Anybody know how/if I can create C# DLLs then inject them into another process (not .net) and execute my code, overriding existing methods? 回答1: easyhook 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8195504/how-to-inject-c-sharp-dll-to-another-process

问题 Is there a way to get a hook into every call from a client made to a WCF service as soon as a client request is noticed at the server side (i.e. before deserialization of the request) after serialization of the response has finished so that e.g. those points can be added to latency measurements. It's OK if this is specific to net.tcp , which is what we are using. I guess adding a IDispatchMessageInspector would allow me to hook in before deserialization of the request (albeit after creation

问题 Just for fun I want to pipe all output text in a terminal to espeak . For example, after this is set up I should be able to type echo hi and hear "hi" spoken, or ls and hear my directory contents listed. The only promising method to capture output I've found so far is from here: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/bash-redirections-using-exec This is what I have so far: npipe=/tmp/$$.tmp mknod $npipe p tee /dev/tty <$npipe | espeak & espeakpid=$! exec 1>&- exec 1>$npipe trap "rm -f $npipe;

问题 I'm looking to essentially write code similar to what I can do with AutoHotKey, only in .NET and C#, because it's a much more robust environment. I didn't know if there was a wrapper library available for these sorts of hooks or not. Does anyone know of a library that does this for .NET? 回答1: This actually looks pretty promising, I haven't tested it yet, but it's at least a good starting point. Not too bad considering it's on CodeProject. lol. 回答2: For sending keys you can use System.Windows

问题 I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to use SetWindowsHookEx and be able to affect apps that are run with Admin rights on Vista, with UAC enabled. This is an app that will need to add a small button to the caption bar of other windows to enable some multi-monitor-aware handling. I would have thought this couldn't be done, but I've seen one app that appears to do this. As far as I can tell, this other apps is not being run with Admin rights, and yet it can affect all apps in the system,

问题 is it possible to edit a keystroke using a winapi keyboard hook? well, not neccesary a keyboard hook but something like it.. i wanna do something like this: user presses key 'A' my function adds 1 to the virtual keycode (just an example) the 'A' becomes an 'B' and the 'B' is sent to the destination application thanks! 回答1: First, you need a Keyboardhook. You install a filter and the filter function receives the virtual-key code and the state of the keyboard at the time of the keyboard hook.

问题 First of all, some background: My software which is written in VC++ relies on some large third party DLL's that get loaded along with my app. These libs often raise Floating point exceptions during their normal course of operation, but they are not signaled as hardware exceptions because of the default configuration of Floating point Control word to mask these exceptions and hence the program does not crash because of these. Now the issue is that when some third party programs like Zeallsoft