LocalHook Methods

Installs a managed hook. After this you'll have to activate it by setting a proper ThreadACL.

Installs an unmanaged hook. After this you'll have to activate it by setting a proper ThreadACL. HookRuntimeInfo WON'T be supported! Refer to the native "LhBarrierXxx" APIs to access unmanaged hook runtime information.

If you want to immediately uninstall a hook, the only way is to dispose it. A disposed hook is guaranteed to never invoke your handler again but may still consume memory even for process life-time!

RIP relocation is disabled by default. If you want to enable it, just call this method which will attach a debugger to the current process. There may be circumstances under which this might fail and this is why it is not done by default. On 32-Bit system this method will always succeed and do nothing...

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Ensures that each instance is always terminated with Dispose.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Reads the kernel object name for a given windows usermode handle. Executes in approx. 100 micro secounds.

Will return the address for a given DLL export symbol. The specified module has to be loaded into the current process space and also export the given method.

Will return a delegate for a given DLL export symbol. The specified module has to be loaded into the current process space and also export the given method.

Tries to get the underlying process ID for a given handle.

Tries to get the underlying thread ID for a given handle.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Checks whether a given thread ID will be intercepted by the underlying hook.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Processes any pending hook removals. Warning! This method can be quite slow (1 second) under certain circumstances.

Returns a string that represents the current object.