it’s a .NET non GUI application. It is specified as a console application, but the console is not really used. what the application does is GUI testing of other applications
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it’s a .NET non GUI application. It is specified as a console application, but the console is not really used. what the application does is GUI testing of other applications
Others have described how you’d start/stop the problem execution … for the actual key trapping, I’d suggest registering a global hotkey – but, you’d need to have a Windows form handle available to you, so I’d also suggest either launching your command-line utility from a GUI app, or simply including the functionality in a GUI app.
Is this kind of change possible?
EDIT: Christian Liensberger has made what looks like an excellent wrapper for this on his blog.