diff --git a/.gitea/workflows/build.yaml b/.gitea/workflows/build.yaml index 865521f..68e08ff 100644 --- a/.gitea/workflows/build.yaml +++ b/.gitea/workflows/build.yaml @@ -121,17 +121,11 @@ jobs: tree -C /workspace/refringe/Build/server/project/build shell: bash - - name: Compress Server Build Folder - run: | - cd /workspace/refringe/Build/server/project/build - 7z a -mx=9 -m0=lzma2 ../server-build.7z ./* - echo "Server build folder compressed." - - - name: Archive Server Build + - name: Archive Build uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3 with: name: server-build - path: /workspace/refringe/Build/server/project/server-build.7z + path: /workspace/refringe/Build/server/project/build/ overwrite: true build-modules: @@ -211,20 +205,13 @@ jobs: tree /workspace/refringe/Build/modules/project/Build shell: bash - - name: Compress Modules Build Folder - run: | - cd /workspace/refringe/Build/modules/project/Build - 7z a -mx=9 -m0=lzma2 ../modules-build.7z ./* - echo "Modules build folder compressed." - - - name: Archive Modules Build + - name: Archive Build uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3 with: name: modules-build - path: /workspace/refringe/Build/modules/project/modules-build.7z + path: /workspace/refringe/Build/modules/project/Build overwrite: true - build-launcher: needs: check-tag-exists if: needs.check-tag-exists.outputs.proceed == 'true' @@ -245,15 +232,9 @@ jobs: tree /workspace/refringe/Build/launcher/project/Build shell: bash - - name: Compress Launcher Build Folder - run: | - cd /workspace/refringe/Build/launcher/project/Build - 7z a -mx=9 -m0=lzma2 ../launcher-build.7z ./* - echo "Launcher build folder compressed." - - - name: Archive Launcher Build + - name: Archive Build uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3 with: name: launcher-build - path: /workspace/refringe/Build/launcher/project/launcher-build.7z + path: /workspace/refringe/Build/launcher/project/Build overwrite: true diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx.Config/BepInEx/config/BepInEx.cfg b/project/static/BepInEx.Config/BepInEx/config/BepInEx.cfg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3af1031 --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx.Config/BepInEx/config/BepInEx.cfg @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +[Caching] + +## Enable/disable assembly metadata cache +## Enabling this will speed up discovery of plugins and patchers by caching the metadata of all types BepInEx discovers. +# Setting type: Boolean +# Default value: true +EnableAssemblyCache = true + +[Chainloader] + +## If enabled, hides BepInEx Manager GameObject from Unity. +## This can fix loading issues in some games that attempt to prevent BepInEx from being loaded. +## Use this only if you know what this option means, as it can affect functionality of some older plugins. +## +# Setting type: Boolean +# Default value: false +HideManagerGameObject = false + +[Harmony.Logger] + +## Specifies which Harmony log channels to listen to. +## NOTE: IL channel dumps the whole patch methods, use only when needed! +# Setting type: LogChannel +# Default value: Warn, Error +# Acceptable values: None, Info, IL, Warn, Error, Debug, All +# Multiple values can be set at the same time by separating them with , (e.g. Debug, Warning) +LogChannels = Warn, Error + +[Logging] + +## Enables showing unity log messages in the BepInEx logging system. +# Setting type: Boolean +# Default value: true +UnityLogListening = true + +## If enabled, writes Standard Output messages to Unity log +## NOTE: By default, Unity does so automatically. 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The user can change any of the settings you expose, even keyboard shortcuts. + https://github.com/ManlyMarco/BepInEx.ConfigurationManager + + + + + GUID of this plugin + + + + + Version constant + + + + + Event fired every time the manager window is shown or hidden. + + + + + Disable the hotkey check used by config manager. If enabled you have to set to show the manager. + + + + + + + + Is the config manager main window displayed on screen + + + + + Register a custom setting drawer for a given type. The action is ran in OnGui in a single setting slot. + Do not use any Begin / End layout methods, and avoid raising height from standard. + + + + + Rebuild the setting list. Use to update the config manager window if config settings were removed or added while it was open. + + + + + String currently entered into the search box + + + + + Class representing all data about a setting collected by ConfigurationManager. + + + + + List of values this setting can take + + + + + Range of the values this setting can take + + + + + Should the setting be shown as a percentage (only applies to value range settings) + + + + + Custom setting draw action. + Use either CustomDrawer or CustomHotkeyDrawer, using both at the same time leads to undefined behaviour. + + + + + Custom setting draw action that allows polling keyboard input with the Input class. + Use either CustomDrawer or CustomHotkeyDrawer, using both at the same time leads to undefined behaviour. + + + + + Custom setting draw action that allows polling keyboard input with the Input class. + + Setting currently being set, is available + Set this ref parameter to true when you want the current setting drawer to receive Input events. Remember to set it to false after you are done! + + + + Show this setting in the settings screen at all? If false, don't show. + + + + + Category the setting is under. Null to be directly under the plugin. + + + + + If set, a "Default" button will be shown next to the setting to allow resetting to default. + + + + + Force the "Reset" button to not be displayed, even if a valid DefaultValue is available. + + + + + Force the setting name to not be displayed. Should only be used with a to get more space. + Can be used together with to gain even more space. + + + + + Optional description shown when hovering over the setting + + + + + Name of the setting + + + + + Plugin this setting belongs to + + + + + Only allow showing of the value. False whenever possible by default. + + + + + Type of the variable + + + + + Instance of the plugin that owns this setting + + + + + Is this setting advanced + + + + + Order of the setting on the settings list relative to other settings in a category. 0 by default, lower is higher on the list. + + + + + Get the value of this setting + + + + + Set the value of this setting + + + + + Implementation of + + + + + Custom converter from setting type to string for the textbox + + + + + Custom converter from string to setting type for the textbox + + + + + Arguments representing a change in value + + + + + + + + Newly assigned value + + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/0Harmony.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/0Harmony.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..70ec413 --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/0Harmony.xml @@ -0,0 +1,4288 @@ + + + + 0Harmony + + + + A factory to create delegate types + + + + Instance for the delegate type factory + + + Exists for API compatibility with Harmony + + + + + Creates a delegate type for a method + + Type of the return value + Types of the arguments + The new delegate type for the given type info + + + + Creates a delegate type for a method + + Type of the return value + Types of the arguments + Calling convention. If specified, adds to the delegate type + The new delegate type for the given type info + + + Creates a delegate type for a method + The method + The new delegate type + + + Creates a delegate type for a method + The method + Calling convention. If specified, adds to the delegate type. + The new delegate type + + + A getter delegate type + Type that getter gets field/property value from + Type of the value that getter gets + The instance get getter uses + An delegate + + + + A setter delegate type + Type that setter sets field/property value for + Type of the value that setter sets + The instance the setter uses + The value the setter uses + An delegate + + + + A constructor delegate type + Type that constructor creates + An delegate + + + + A helper class for fast access to getters and setters + + + Creates an instantiation delegate + Type that constructor creates + The new instantiation delegate + + + + Creates an getter delegate for a property + Type that getter reads property from + Type of the property that gets accessed + The property + The new getter delegate + + + + Creates an getter delegate for a field + Type that getter reads field from + Type of the field that gets accessed + The field + The new getter delegate + + + + Creates an getter delegate for a field (with a list of possible field names) + Type that getter reads field/property from + Type of the field/property that gets accessed + A list of possible field names + The new getter delegate + + + + Creates an setter delegate + Type that setter assigns property value to + Type of the property that gets assigned + The property + The new setter delegate + + + + Creates an setter delegate for a field + Type that setter assigns field value to + Type of the field that gets assigned + The field + The new getter delegate + + + + A delegate to invoke a method + The instance + The method parameters + The method result + + + A helper class to invoke method with delegates + + + Creates a fast invocation handler from a method + The method to invoke + Controls if boxed value object is accessed/updated directly + The + + + The directBoxValueAccess option controls how value types passed by reference (e.g. ref int, out my_struct) are handled in the arguments array + passed to the fast invocation handler. + Since the arguments array is an object array, any value types contained within it are actually references to a boxed value object. + Like any other object, there can be other references to such boxed value objects, other than the reference within the arguments array. + For example, + + var val = 5; + var box = (object)val; + var arr = new object[] { box }; + handler(arr); // for a method with parameter signature: ref/out/in int + + + + + If directBoxValueAccess is true, the boxed value object is accessed (and potentially updated) directly when the handler is called, + such that all references to the boxed object reflect the potentially updated value. + In the above example, if the method associated with the handler updates the passed (boxed) value to 10, both box and arr[0] + now reflect the value 10. Note that the original val is not updated, since boxing always copies the value into the new boxed value object. + + + If directBoxValueAccess is false (default), the boxed value object in the arguments array is replaced with a "reboxed" value object, + such that potential updates to the value are reflected only in the arguments array. + In the above example, if the method associated with the handler updates the passed (boxed) value to 10, only arr[0] now reflects the value 10. + + + + + Patch function helpers + + + Sorts patch methods by their priority rules + The original method + Patches to sort + Use debug mode + The sorted patch methods + + + + Sorts patch methods by their priority rules + The original method + Patches to sort + Use debug mode + The sorted patch methods + + + + Creates new replacement method with the latest patches and detours the original method + The original method + Information describing the patches + The newly created replacement method + + + + + High-level IL code manipulator for MonoMod that allows to manipulate a method as a stream of CodeInstructions. + + + + + Initialize IL transpiler + + Body of the method to transpile + Whether to always log everything for this instance + + + + Adds a transpiler method that edits the IL of the given method + + Transpiler method + Currently not implemented + + + + Processes and writes IL to the provided method body. + Note that this cleans the existing method body (removes insturctions and exception handlers). + + Method body to write to. + Original method that transpiler can optionally call into + + One of IL opcodes contains a CallSide (e.g. calli), which is currently not + fully supported. + + One of IL opcodes with an operand contains a null operand. + + + + Normalizes instructions into a consistent format for passing to transpilers. + Converts short branches to long, ensures that certain fields are properly initialized. + + Enumerable of instructions + Enumerable of normalized instructions + + + + Basic safe DLL emitter for dynamically generated s. + + Based on https://github.com/MonoMod/MonoMod.Common/blob/master/Utils/DMDGenerators/DMDCecilGenerator.cs + + + + Helper wrapper around ILProcessor to allow emitting code at certain positions + + + + + Write method body to a ILDasm -like representation + + Method body to write + String representation of the method body (locals and instruction) + Unexpected exception block type + + + + Patching methods potentially messes up the stack. + Especially calls to GetExecutingAssembly won't turn in correct methods + + + + Creates a patch sorter + Array of patches that will be sorted + Use debugging + + + Sorts internal PatchSortingWrapper collection and caches the results. + After first run the result is provided from the cache. + The original method + The sorted patch methods + + + Sorts internal PatchSortingWrapper collection and caches the results. + After first run the result is provided from the cache. + The original method + The sorted patch methods as instance + + + Checks if the sorter was created with the same patch list and as a result can be reused to + get the sorted order of the patches. + List of patches to check against + true if equal + + + Removes one unresolved dependency from the least important patch. + + + Outputs all unblocked patches from the waiting list to results list + + + Adds patch to both results list and handled patches set + Patch to add + + + Wrapper used over the Patch object to allow faster dependency access and + dependency removal in case of cyclic dependencies + + + Create patch wrapper object used for sorting + Patch to wrap + + + Determines how patches sort + The other patch + integer to define sort order (-1, 0, 1) + + + Determines whether patches are equal + The other patch + true if equal + + + Hash function + A hash code + + + Bidirectionally registers Patches as after dependencies + List of dependencies to register + + + Bidirectionally registers Patches as before dependencies + List of dependencies to register + + + Bidirectionally removes Patch from after dependencies + Patch to remove + + + Bidirectionally removes Patch from before dependencies + Patch to remove + + + Specifies the type of method + + + + This is a normal method + + + This is a getter + + + This is a setter + + + This is a constructor + + + This is a static constructor + + + This is an enumerator (, or UniTask coroutine) + This path will target the method that contains the actual enumerator code + + + Specifies the type of argument + + + + This is a normal argument + + + This is a reference argument (ref) + + + This is an out argument (out) + + + This is a pointer argument (&) + + + Specifies the type of patch + + + + Any patch + + + A prefix patch + + + A postfix patch + + + A transpiler + + + A finalizer + + + A reverse patch + + + A MonoMod + + + Specifies the type of reverse patch + + + + Use the unmodified original method (directly from IL) + + + Use the original as it is right now including previous patches but excluding future ones + + + Specifies the type of method call dispatching mechanics + + + + Call the method using dynamic dispatching if method is virtual (including overriden) + + + This is the built-in form of late binding (a.k.a. dynamic binding) and is the default dispatching mechanic in C#. + This directly corresponds with the instruction. + + + For virtual (including overriden) methods, the instance type's most-derived/overriden implementation of the method is called. + For non-virtual (including static) methods, same behavior as : the exact specified method implementation is called. + + + Note: This is not a fully dynamic dispatch, since non-virtual (including static) methods are still called non-virtually. + A fully dynamic dispatch in C# involves using + the dynamic type + (actually a fully dynamic binding, since even the name and overload resolution happens at runtime), which does not support. + + + + + Call the method using static dispatching, regardless of whether method is virtual (including overriden) or non-virtual (including static) + + + a.k.a. non-virtual dispatching, early binding, or static binding. + This directly corresponds with the instruction. + + + For both virtual (including overriden) and non-virtual (including static) methods, the exact specified method implementation is called, without virtual/override mechanics. + + + + + The base class for all Harmony annotations (not meant to be used directly) + + + + The common information for all attributes + + + Annotation to define targets of your Harmony patch methods + + + + An empty annotation can be used together with TargetMethod(s) + + + + An annotation that specifies a class to patch + The declaring class/type + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The argument types of the method or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + Array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + Assembly-qualified name of the declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + Assembly-qualified name of the declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + Array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + Array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + Annotation to define the original method for delegate injection + + + + An annotation that specifies a class to patch + The declaring class/type + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The argument types of the method or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + Array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + Array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The declaring class/type + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The name of the method, property or constructor to patch + The + + + + An annotation that specifies call dispatching mechanics for the delegate + The + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + The + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + + + + An annotation that specifies a method, property or constructor to patch + An array of argument types to target overloads + An array of + + + + Annotation to define your standin methods for reverse patching + + + + An annotation that specifies the type of reverse patching + The of the reverse patch + + + + A Harmony annotation to define that all methods in a class are to be patched + + + + A Harmony annotation used to change order in which Harmony patches are applied + + + + A Harmony annotation to define patch priority + The priority + + + + A Harmony annotation to define that a patch comes before another patch + + + + A Harmony annotation to define that a patch comes before another patch + The array of harmony IDs of the other patches + + + + A Harmony annotation to define that a patch comes after another patch + + + A Harmony annotation to define that a patch comes after another patch + The array of harmony IDs of the other patches + + + + A Harmony annotation to output a debug log for a patch + + + A Harmony annotation to debug a patch (output uses to log to your Desktop) + + + + A Harmony annotation to emit IL of the patch to a DLL + + + + A Harmony annotation to emit IL of the patch to the current working directory + + + + A Harmony annotation to emit IL of the patch to the given path + Directory to which emit the patch + + + + A Harmony attribute to automatically wrap the patch into try/catch. Exceptions are logged to Harmony log and eaten. + + + + If specified on a prefix, postfix or a finalizer, the method will be automatically wrapped into try/catch. + + + + Specifies the Prepare function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the Cleanup function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the TargetMethod function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the TargetMethods function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the Prefix function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the Postfix function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the Transpiler function in a patch class + + + + Specifies the ILManipulator function in a patch class> + + + + Specifies the Finalizer function in a patch class + + + + A Harmony annotation to declare injected arguments + + + + The name of the original argument + + + + The index of the original argument + + + + The new name of the original argument + + + + An annotation to declare injected arguments by name + + + + An annotation to declare injected arguments by index + Zero-based index + + + + An annotation to declare injected arguments by renaming them + Name of the original argument + New name + + + + An annotation to declare injected arguments by index and renaming them + Zero-based index + New name + + + + An abstract wrapper around OpCode and their operands. Used by transpilers + + + + The opcode + + + + The operand + + + + All labels defined on this instruction + + + + All exception block boundaries defined on this instruction + + + + Creates a new CodeInstruction with a given opcode and optional operand + The opcode + The operand + + + + Create a full copy (including labels and exception blocks) of a CodeInstruction + The to copy + + + + Clones a CodeInstruction and resets its labels and exception blocks + A lightweight copy of this code instruction + + + + Clones a CodeInstruction, resets labels and exception blocks and sets its opcode + The opcode + A copy of this CodeInstruction with a new opcode + + + + Clones a CodeInstruction, resets labels and exception blocks and sets its operand + The operand + A copy of this CodeInstruction with a new operand + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The class/type where the method is declared + The name of the method (case sensitive) + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional list of types that define the generic version of the method + A code instruction that calls the method matching the arguments + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The target method in the form TypeFullName:MethodName, where the type name matches a form recognized by Type.GetType like Some.Namespace.Type. + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional list of types that define the generic version of the method + A code instruction that calls the method matching the arguments + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The lambda expression using the method + + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The lambda expression using the method + + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The lambda expression using the method + + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction calling a method (CALL) + The lambda expression using the method + + + + + Returns an instruction to call the specified closure + The delegate type to emit + The closure that defines the method to call + A that calls the closure as a method + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction loading a field (LD[S]FLD[A]) + The class/type where the field is defined + The name of the field (case sensitive) + Use address of field + + + + Creates a CodeInstruction storing to a field (ST[S]FLD) + The class/type where the field is defined + The name of the field (case sensitive) + + + + Returns a string representation of the code instruction + A string representation of the code instruction + + + + Exception block types + + + + The beginning of an exception block + + + + The beginning of a catch block + + + + The beginning of an except filter block + + + + The beginning of a fault block + + + + The beginning of a finally block + + + + The end of an exception block + + + + An exception block + + + + Block type + + + + Catch type + + + + Creates an exception block + The + The catch type + + + + + An exception thrown when a patch argument in a Harmony patch is invalid. + + + + + Original method to be patched. + + + + + Patch that was attempted to be applied. + + + + + + + + Constructs a new exception instance. + + Message of the exception. + Original method to be patched. + Patch that was attempted to be applied. + + + + An exception thrown when a reflection member is not found. + + + + + + + The Harmony instance is the main entry to Harmony. After creating one with an unique identifier, it is used to patch and query the current application domain + + + + Set to true before instantiating Harmony to debug Harmony or use an environment variable to set HARMONY_DEBUG to '1' like this: cmd /C "set HARMONY_DEBUG=1 && game.exe" + This is for full debugging. To debug only specific patches, use the attribute + + + + Creates a new Harmony instance + A unique identifier (you choose your own) + A Harmony instance + + + + The unique identifier + + + + Searches the current assembly for Harmony annotations and uses them to create patches + This method can fail to use the correct assembly when being inlined. It calls StackTrace.GetFrame(1) which can point to the wrong method/assembly. If you are unsure or run into problems, use PatchAll(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()) instead. + + + + Creates a empty patch processor for an original method + The original method/constructor + A new instance + + + + Creates a patch class processor from an annotated class + The class/type + A new instance + + + + Creates a patch class processor from an annotated class + The class/type + If true, the type doesn't need to have any attributes present for processing + A new instance + + + + Creates a reverse patcher for one of your stub methods + The original method/constructor + The stand-in stub method as + A new instance + + + + Searches an assembly for Harmony annotations and uses them to create patches + The assembly + + + + Searches the given type for Harmony annotation and uses them to create patches + The type to search + + + + Creates patches by manually specifying the methods + The original method/constructor + An optional prefix method wrapped in a object + An optional postfix method wrapped in a object + An optional transpiler method wrapped in a object + An optional finalizer method wrapped in a object + An optional ilmanipulator method wrapped in a + The replacement method that was created to patch the original method + + + + Creates patches by manually specifying the methods + The original method/constructor + An optional prefix method wrapped in a object + An optional postfix method wrapped in a object + An optional transpiler method wrapped in a object + An optional finalizer method wrapped in a object + The replacement method that was created to patch the original method + + + + Patches a foreign method onto a stub method of yours and optionally applies transpilers during the process + The original method/constructor you want to duplicate + Your stub method as that will become the original. Needs to have the correct signature (either original or whatever your transpilers generates) + An optional transpiler as method that will be applied during the process + An optional ilmanipulator as method that will be applied during the process + The replacement method that was created to patch the stub method + + + + Patches a foreign method onto a stub method of yours and optionally applies transpilers during the process + The original method/constructor you want to duplicate + Your stub method as that will become the original. Needs to have the correct signature (either original or whatever your transpilers generates) + An optional transpiler as method that will be applied during the process + The replacement method that was created to patch the stub method + + + + Unpatches all methods that were patched by the specified . Unpatching is done by repatching methods without patches of this instance. + The Harmony ID to restrict unpatching to a specific Harmony instance. + Gets thrown when a null or empty HarmonyID gets passed in. + + + + Unpatches all methods that were patched by this Harmony instance's ID. Unpatching is done by repatching methods without patches of this instance. + + + + Globally unpatches ALL methods by patching them with zero patches. Complete unpatching is not supported. + + + + Unpatches methods by patching them with zero patches. Fully unpatching is not supported. Be careful, unpatching is global + The Harmony ID to restrict unpatching to a specific Harmony instance. Whether this parameter is actually optional is determined by the global flag + When is set to true, the execution of this method will be skipped when no is specified. + + + + Unpatches a method by patching it with zero patches. Fully unpatching is not supported. Be careful, unpatching is global + The original method/constructor + The + The optional Harmony ID to restrict unpatching to a specific Harmony instance + + + + Unpatches a method by patching it with zero patches. Fully unpatching is not supported. Be careful, unpatching is global + The original method/constructor + The patch method as method to remove + + + + Test for patches from a specific Harmony ID + The Harmony ID + True if patches for this ID exist + + + + Gets patch information for a given original method + The original method/constructor + The patch information as + + + + Gets the methods this instance has patched + An enumeration of original methods/constructors + + + + Gets all patched original methods in the appdomain + An enumeration of patched original methods/constructors + + + + Gets the original method from a given replacement method + A replacement method, for example from a stacktrace + The original method/constructor or null if not found + + + + Tries to get the method from a stackframe including dynamic replacement methods + The + For normal frames, frame.GetMethod() is returned. For frames containing patched methods, the replacement method is returned or null if no method can be found + + + + Gets Harmony version for all active Harmony instances + [out] The current Harmony version + A dictionary containing assembly versions keyed by Harmony IDs + + + + Creates a new Harmony instance and applies all patches specified in the type + The type to scan for patches. + The ID for the Harmony instance to create, which will be used. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the assembly + The assembly to scan. + The ID for the Harmony instance to create, which will be used. + + + + Under Mono, HarmonyException wraps IL compile errors with detailed information about the failure + + + + Default serialization constructor (not implemented) + The info + The context + + + + Get a list of IL instructions in pairs of offset+code + A list of key/value pairs which represent an offset and the code at that offset + + + + Get a list of IL instructions without offsets + A list of + + + + Get the error offset of the errornous IL instruction + The offset + + + + Get the index of the errornous IL instruction + The index into the list of instructions or -1 if not found + + + + Class that holds all Global Harmony settings + + + + Set to true to disallow executing the legacy instance method without specifying a harmonyId. + If set to true and the legacy instance method is called without passing a harmonyId, then execution of said method will be skipped. + + + A wrapper around a method to use it as a patch (for example a Prefix) + + + + The original method + + + + Class/type declaring this patch + + + + Patch method name + + + + Optional patch + + + + Array of argument types of the patch method + + + + of the patch + + + + Install this patch before patches with these Harmony IDs + + + + Install this patch after patches with these Harmony IDs + + + + Reverse patch type, see + + + + Create debug output for this patch + + + + If not null, the IL of the patch is output to this path + + + + Whether to use (true) or (false) mechanics + for -attributed delegate + + + + Whether to wrap the patch itself into a try/catch. + + + + Default constructor + + + + Creates a patch from a given method + The original method + + + + Creates a patch from a given method + The original method + The patch + A list of harmony IDs that should come after this patch + A list of harmony IDs that should come before this patch + Set to true to generate debug output + + + + Creates a patch from a given method + The patch class/type + The patch method name + The optional argument types of the patch method (for overloaded methods) + + + + Gets the names of all internal patch info fields + A list of field names + + + + Merges annotations + The list of to merge + The merged + + + + Returns a string that represents the annotation + A string representation + + + + Annotation extensions + + + + Copies annotation information + The source + The destination + + + + Clones an annotation + The to clone + A copied + + + + Merges annotations + The master + The detail + A new, merged + + + + Gets all annotations on a class/type + The class/type + A list of all + + + + Gets merged annotations on a class/type + The class/type + The merged + + + + Gets all annotations on a method + The method/constructor + A list of + + + + Gets merged annotations on a method + The method/constructor + The merged + + + + + A mutable representation of an inline signature, similar to Mono.Cecil's CallSite. + Used by the calli instruction, can be used by transpilers + + + + + See + + + + See + + + + See + + + + The list of all parameter types or function pointer signatures received by the call site + + + + The return type or function pointer signature returned by the call site + + + + Returns a string representation of the inline signature + A string representation of the inline signature + + + + + A mutable representation of a parameter type with an attached type modifier, + similar to Mono.Cecil's OptionalModifierType / RequiredModifierType and C#'s modopt / modreq + + + + + Whether this is a modopt (optional modifier type) or a modreq (required modifier type) + + + + The modifier type attached to the parameter type + + + + The modified parameter type + + + + Returns a string representation of the modifier type + A string representation of the modifier type + + + + Patch serialization + + + + Control the binding of a serialized object to a type + Specifies the assembly name of the serialized object + Specifies the type name of the serialized object + The type of the object the formatter creates a new instance of + + + + Serializes a patch info + The + The serialized data + + + + Deserialize a patch info + The serialized data + A + + + + Compare function to sort patch priorities + The patch + Zero-based index + The priority + A standard sort integer (-1, 0, 1) + + + + Serializable patch information + + + + Prefixes as an array of + + + + Postfixes as an array of + + + + Transpilers as an array of + + + + Finalizers as an array of + + + + ILManipulators as an array of + + + + Returns if any of the patches wants debugging turned on + + + + Returns a list of paths that the IL should be dumped to + + + + Adds prefixes + An owner (Harmony ID) + The patch methods + + + + Adds a prefix + + + Removes prefixes + The owner of the prefixes, or * for all + + + + Adds postfixes + An owner (Harmony ID) + The patch methods + + + + Adds a postfix + + + Removes postfixes + The owner of the postfixes, or * for all + + + + Adds transpilers + An owner (Harmony ID) + The patch methods + + + + Adds a transpiler + + + Removes transpilers + The owner of the transpilers, or * for all + + + + Adds finalizers + An owner (Harmony ID) + The patch methods + + + + Adds a finalizer + + + Removes finalizers + The owner of the finalizers, or * for all + + + + Adds ilmanipulators + An owner (Harmony ID) + The patch methods + + + + Removes ilmanipulators + The owner of the ilmanipulators, or * for all + + + + Removes a patch using its method + The method of the patch to remove + + + + Gets a concatenated list of patches + The Harmony instance ID adding the new patches + The patches to add + The current patches + + + + Gets a list of patches with any from the given owner removed + The owner of the methods, or * for all + The current patches + + + + A serializable patch + + + + Zero-based index + + + + The owner (Harmony ID) + + + + The priority, see + + + + Keep this patch before the patches indicated in the list of Harmony IDs + + + + Keep this patch after the patches indicated in the list of Harmony IDs + + + + A flag that will log the replacement method via every time this patch is used to build the replacement, even in the future + + + + If not null, IL DLL is output to this directory + + + + Whether to wrap the patch into a general try/catch that logs the error + + + + The method of the static patch method + + + + Creates a patch + The method of the patch + Zero-based index + An owner (Harmony ID) + The priority, see + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run after this patch + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run before this patch + A flag that will log the replacement method via every time this patch is used to build the replacement, even in the future + + + + Creates a patch + The method of the patch + Zero-based index + An owner (Harmony ID) + The priority, see + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run after this patch + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run before this patch + A flag that will log the replacement method via every time this patch is used to build the replacement, even in the future + Whether to wrap the patch into a general try/catch that logs the error + + + + Creates a patch + The method of the patch + Zero-based index + An owner (Harmony ID) + The priority, see + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run after this patch + A list of Harmony IDs for patches that should run before this patch + A flag that will log the replacement method via every time this patch is used to build the replacement, even in the future + Whether to wrap the patch into a general try/catch that logs the error + If not null, the patch IL DLL is saved to this directory + + + + Creates a patch + The method of the patch + Zero-based index + An owner (Harmony ID) + + + Get the patch method or a DynamicMethod if original patch method is a patch factory + The original method/constructor + The method of the patch + + + + Determines whether patches are equal + The other patch + true if equal + + + + Determines how patches sort + The other patch + integer to define sort order (-1, 0, 1) + + + + Hash function + A hash code + + + + A PatchClassProcessor used to turn on a class/type into patches + + + + Creates a patch class processor by pointing out a class. Similar to PatchAll() but without searching through all classes. + The Harmony instance + The class to process (need to have at least a [HarmonyPatch] attribute if allowUnannotatedType is set to false) + + + + Creates a patch class processor by pointing out a class. Similar to PatchAll() but without searching through all classes. + The Harmony instance + The class to process (need to have at least a [HarmonyPatch] attribute if allowUnannotatedType is set to false) + If true, the type doesn't need to have any attributes present for processing + + + + Applies the patches + A list of all created replacement methods or null if patch class is not annotated + + + + A group of patches + + + + A collection of prefix + + + + A collection of postfix + + + + A collection of transpiler + + + + A collection of finalizer + + + + A collection of ILManipulator + + + + Gets all owners (Harmony IDs) or all known patches + The patch owners + + + + Creates a group of patches + An array of prefixes as + An array of postfixes as + An array of transpileres as + An array of finalizeres as + An array of ilmanipulators as + + + + Creates a group of patches + An array of prefixes as + An array of postfixes as + An array of transpileres as + An array of finalizeres as + + + + + IL manipulator to create Harmony-style patches. + + + + + Initializes a new instance of the class. + + Patches to apply to the body. + + + + Manipulates a by applying Harmony patches to it. + + + Reference to the method that should be considered as original. Used to reference parameter and + return types. + + Collection of Harmony patches to apply. + Method body to manipulate as instance. Should contain instructions to patch. + + In most cases you will want to use to create or obtain global + patch info for the method that contains aggregated info of all Harmony instances. + + + + + Manipulates IL into a replacement method with Harmony patches applied to it. + + Original method that contains and other metadata. + IL to rewrite. + + + + Convert the IL code into a Harmony patch. + + IL body of the method to rewrite into a Harmony patch. + Original method to use for context. + + + + Method patcher for normal managed methods that have IL body attached to them. + Uses in order to apply hooks in a way compatible with MonoMod's own + hooking system. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + A handler for that checks if a method is a normal Managed method. + + Not used + Patch resolver arguments + + + + + A general method patcher for implementing custom Harmony patcher backends. + + + + + + Constructs a method patcher + + Original method to patch + + + + + Original method to patch. + + + + + + Prepares method body for the unpatched that simply calls + function. + + + A that contains a call to + the original method to pass to the IL manipulator. + If null, Harmony patches must be manually applied to the original via . + + + + + + Detours to the provided replacement function. If called multiple times, + is re-detoured to the new method. + + + Result of + if returned non-null. + Otherwise, this will be null, in which case you must manually generate Harmony-patched method + with . + + of the hook, if it's different from `replacement`. + + + + + Creates a copy of the original method. If not possible, creates a method that calls into the original method. + + Copy of the original method that is transpileable. If not possible, returns null. + + This method creates a pure copy of the original method that is usable with transpilers. Currently, this + method is used to generate reverse patchers. + If a purse IL copy is not possible, a best approximation should be generated + (e.g. a wrapper that calls original method). + If no best approximation is possible, this method should return null, in which case generating reverse + patchers for the method will fail. + + + + + + A method patcher that uses to patch internal calls, + methods marked with and any other managed method that CLR managed-to-native + trampolines for and which has no IL body defined. + + + + + Constructs a new instance of method patcher. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + A handler for that checks if a method doesn't have a body + (e.g. it's icall or marked with ) and thus can be patched with + . + + Not used + Patch resolver arguments + + + + + A global manager for handling Harmony patch state. Contains information about all patched methods and all + actual instances that handle patching implementation. + + + + + + Method patcher resolve event. + + + When a method is to be patched, this resolver event is called once on the method to determine which + backend to use in order to patch the method. + To make Harmony use the specified backend, set to an + instance of the method patcher backend to use. + + + + + + Creates or gets an existing instance of that handles patching the method. + + Method to patch. + Instance of that handles patching the method. + No suitable patcher found for the method. + + + + + Gets patch info for the given target method. + + Method to get patch info for. + Current patch info of the method. + + + + + Gets or creates patch info for the given method. + + Method to get info from. + An existing or new patch info for the method containing information about the applied patches. + + + + + Gets all methods that have been patched. + + List of methods that have been patched. + + + + + Removes all method resolvers. Use with care, this removes the default ones too! + + + + + Patcher resolve event arguments. + + + + + + Original method that is to be patched. + + + + + + Method patcher to use to patch . + Set this value to specify which one to use. + + + + + A PatchProcessor handles patches on a method/constructor + + + + Creates an empty patch processor + The Harmony instance + The original method/constructor + + + + Adds a prefix + The prefix as a + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a prefix + The prefix method + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a postfix + The postfix as a + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a postfix + The postfix method + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a transpiler + The transpiler as a + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a transpiler + The transpiler method + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a finalizer + The finalizer as a + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds a finalizer + The finalizer method + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds an ilmanipulator + The ilmanipulator as a + A for chaining calls + + + + Adds an ilmanipulator + The ilmanipulator method + A for chaining calls + + + + Gets all patched original methods in the appdomain + An enumeration of patched method/constructor + + + + Applies all registered patches + The generated replacement method + + + + Unpatches patches of a given type and/or Harmony ID + The patch type + Harmony ID or * for any + A for chaining calls + + + + Unpatches a specific patch + The method of the patch + A for chaining calls + + + + Gets patch information on an original + The original method/constructor + The patch information as + + + + Sort patch methods by their priority rules + The original method + Patches to sort + The sorted patch methods + + + + Gets Harmony version for all active Harmony instances + [out] The current Harmony version + A dictionary containing assembly version keyed by Harmony ID + + + + Creates a new empty generator to use when reading method bodies + A new + + + + Creates a new generator matching the method/constructor to use when reading method bodies + The original method/constructor to copy method information from + A new + + + + Returns the methods unmodified list of code instructions + The original method/constructor + Optionally an existing generator that will be used to create all local variables and labels contained in the result (if not specified, an internal generator is used) + A list containing all the original + + + + Returns the methods unmodified list of code instructions + The original method/constructor + A new generator that now contains all local variables and labels contained in the result + A list containing all the original + + + + Returns the methods current list of code instructions after all existing transpilers have been applied + The original method/constructor + Apply only the first count of transpilers + Optionally an existing generator that will be used to create all local variables and labels contained in the result (if not specified, an internal generator is used) + A list of + + + + Returns the methods current list of code instructions after all existing transpilers have been applied + The original method/constructor + A new generator that now contains all local variables and labels contained in the result + Apply only the first count of transpilers + A list of + + + + A low level way to read the body of a method. Used for quick searching in methods + The original method + All instructions as opcode/operand pairs + + + + A low level way to read the body of a method. Used for quick searching in methods + The original method + An existing generator that will be used to create all local variables and labels contained in the result + All instructions as opcode/operand pairs + + + + A patch priority + + + + Patch last + + + + Patch with very low priority + + + + Patch with low priority + + + + Patch with lower than normal priority + + + + Patch with normal priority + + + + Patch with higher than normal priority + + + + Patch with high priority + + + + Patch with very high priority + + + + Patch first + + + + A reverse patcher + + + + Creates a reverse patcher + The Harmony instance + The original method/constructor + Your stand-in stub method as + + + + Applies the patch + The type of patch, see + The generated replacement method + + + + A collection of commonly used transpilers + + + + Returns an instruction to call the specified delegate + The delegate type to emit + The delegate to emit + The instruction to call the specified action + + + + A transpiler that replaces all occurrences of a given method with another one using the same signature + The enumeration of to act on + Method or constructor to search for + Method or constructor to replace with + Modified enumeration of + + + + A transpiler that alters instructions that match a predicate by calling an action + The enumeration of to act on + A predicate selecting the instructions to change + An action to apply to matching instructions + Modified enumeration of + + + + A transpiler that logs a text at the beginning of the method + The instructions to act on + The log text + Modified enumeration of + + + + A transpiler that replaces the entire body of the method with another one + The replacement method. It's up to the caller of this transpiler to make sure that the signatures match. + of the patch. This is passed via transpiler. + A collection of that contains instructions of replacement method. + The replacement method is not a managed method that contains any IL. + This transpiler has a side effect of clearing up all previous locals and previous transpilers. + Use to run this transpiler as early as possible. + + + A helper class for reflection related functions + + + + Shortcut for to simplify the use of reflections and make it work for any access level + + + + Shortcut for to simplify the use of reflections and make it work for any access level but only within the current type + + + + Enumerates all assemblies in the current app domain, excluding visual studio assemblies + An enumeration of + + + Gets a type by name. Prefers a full name with namespace but falls back to the first type matching the name otherwise + The name + A type or null if not found + + + + Gets all successfully loaded types from a given assembly + The assembly + An array of types + + This calls and returns , while catching any thrown . + If such an exception is thrown, returns the successfully loaded types (, + filtered for non-null values). + + + + + Enumerates all successfully loaded types in the current app domain, excluding visual studio assemblies + An enumeration of all in all assemblies, excluding visual studio assemblies + + + Applies a function going up the type hierarchy and stops at the first non-null result + Result type of func() + The class/type to start with + The evaluation function returning T + The first non-null result, or null if no match + + The type hierarchy of a class or value type (including struct) does NOT include implemented interfaces, + and the type hierarchy of an interface is only itself (regardless of whether that interface implements other interfaces). + The top-most type in the type hierarchy of all non-interface types (including value types) is . + + + + + Applies a function going into inner types and stops at the first non-null result + Generic type parameter + The class/type to start with + The evaluation function returning T + The first non-null result, or null if no match + + + + Gets the reflection information for a directly declared field + The class/type where the field is defined + The name of the field + A field or null when type/name is null or when the field cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a field by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type where the field is defined + The name of the field (case sensitive) + A field or null when type/name is null or when the field cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a field + The class/type where the field is declared + The zero-based index of the field inside the class definition + A field or null when type is null or when the field cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a directly declared property + The class/type where the property is declared + The name of the property (case sensitive) + A property or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for the getter method of a directly declared property + The class/type where the property is declared + The name of the property (case sensitive) + A method or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for the setter method of a directly declared property + The class/type where the property is declared + The name of the property (case sensitive) + A method or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a property by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type + The name + A property or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for the getter method of a property by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type + The name + A method or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for the setter method of a property by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type + The name + A method or null when type/name is null or when the property cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a directly declared method + The class/type where the method is declared + The name of the method (case sensitive) + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional list of types that define the generic version of the method + A method or null when type/name is null or when the method cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a method by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type where the method is declared + The name of the method (case sensitive) + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional list of types that define the generic version of the method + A method or null when type/name is null or when the method cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a method by searching the type and all its super types + The target method in the form TypeFullName:MethodName, where the type name matches a form recognized by Type.GetType like Some.Namespace.Type. + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional list of types that define the generic version of the method + A method or null when type/name is null or when the method cannot be found + + + + Gets method of an enumerator method. + Enumerator method from which to get its + of the enumerator or null if no valid enumerator is detected + + + Gets the names of all method that are declared in a type + The declaring class/type + A list of method names + + + + Gets the names of all method that are declared in the type of the instance + An instance of the type to search in + A list of method names + + + + Gets the names of all fields that are declared in a type + The declaring class/type + A list of field names + + + + Gets the names of all fields that are declared in the type of the instance + An instance of the type to search in + A list of field names + + + + Gets the names of all properties that are declared in a type + The declaring class/type + A list of property names + + + + Gets the names of all properties that are declared in the type of the instance + An instance of the type to search in + A list of property names + + + + Gets the type of any class member of + A member + The class/type of this member + + + + Test if a class member is actually an concrete implementation + A member + True if the member is a declared + + + + Gets the real implementation of a class member + A member + The member itself if its declared. Otherwise the member that is actually implemented in some base type + + + + Gets the reflection information for a directly declared constructor + The class/type where the constructor is declared + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the constructor + Optional parameters to only consider static constructors + A constructor info or null when type is null or when the constructor cannot be found + + + + Gets the reflection information for a constructor by searching the type and all its super types + The class/type where the constructor is declared + Optional parameters to target a specific overload of the method + Optional parameters to only consider static constructors + A constructor info or null when type is null or when the method cannot be found + + + + Gets reflection information for all declared constructors + The class/type where the constructors are declared + Optional parameters to only consider static constructors + A list of constructor infos + + + + Gets reflection information for all declared methods + The class/type where the methods are declared + A list of methods + + + + Gets reflection information for all declared properties + The class/type where the properties are declared + A list of properties + + + + Gets reflection information for all declared fields + The class/type where the fields are declared + A list of fields + + + + Gets the return type of a method or constructor + The method/constructor + The return type + + + + Given a type, returns the first inner type matching a recursive search by name + The class/type to start searching at + The name of the inner type (case sensitive) + The inner type or null if type/name is null or if a type with that name cannot be found + + + + Given a type, returns the first inner type matching a recursive search with a predicate + The class/type to start searching at + The predicate to search with + The inner type or null if type/predicate is null or if a type with that name cannot be found + + + + Given a type, returns the first method matching a predicate + The class/type to start searching at + The predicate to search with + The method or null if type/predicate is null or if a type with that name cannot be found + + + + Given a type, returns the first constructor matching a predicate + The class/type to start searching at + The predicate to search with + The constructor info or null if type/predicate is null or if a type with that name cannot be found + + + + Given a type, returns the first property matching a predicate + The class/type to start searching at + The predicate to search with + The property or null if type/predicate is null or if a type with that name cannot be found + + + + Returns an array containing the type of each object in the given array + An array of objects + An array of types or an empty array if parameters is null (if an object is null, the type for it will be object) + + + + Creates an array of input parameters for a given method and a given set of potential inputs + The method/constructor you are planing to call + The possible input parameters in any order + An object array matching the method signature + + + + A readable/assignable reference delegate to an instance field of a class or static field (NOT an instance field of a struct) + + An arbitrary type if the field is static; otherwise the class that defines the field, or a parent class (including ), + implemented interface, or derived class of this type + + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The runtime instance to access the field (ignored and can be omitted for static fields) + A readable/assignable reference to the field + Null instance passed to a non-static field ref delegate + + Instance of invalid type passed to a non-static field ref delegate + (this can happen if is a parent class or interface of the field's declaring type) + + + + This delegate cannot be used for instance fields of structs, since a struct instance passed to the delegate would be passed by + value and thus would be a copy that only exists within the delegate's invocation. This is fine for a readonly reference, + but makes assignment futile. Use instead. + + + Note that is not required to be the field's declaring type. It can be a parent class (including ), + implemented interface, or a derived class of the field's declaring type ("instanceOfT is FieldDeclaringType" must be possible). + Specifically, must be assignable from OR to the field's declaring type. + Technically, this allows Nullable, although Nullable is only relevant for structs, and since only static fields of structs + are allowed for this delegate, and the instance passed to such a delegate is ignored, this hardly matters. + + + Similarly, is not required to be the field's field type, unless that type is a non-enum value type. + It can be a parent class (including object) or implemented interface of the field's field type. It cannot be a derived class. + This variance is not allowed for value types, since that would require boxing/unboxing, which is not allowed for ref values. + Special case for enum types: can also be the underlying integral type of the enum type. + Specifically, for reference types, must be assignable from + the field's field type; for non-enum value types, must be exactly the field's field type; for enum types, + must be either the field's field type or the underyling integral type of that field type. + + + This delegate supports static fields, even those defined in structs, for legacy reasons. + For such static fields, is effectively ignored. + Consider using (and StaticFieldRefAccess methods that return it) instead for static fields. + + + + + + Creates a field reference delegate for an instance field of a class + The class that defines the instance field, or derived class of this type + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The name of the field + A readable/assignable delegate + + + For backwards compatibility, there is no class constraint on . + Instead, the non-value-type check is done at runtime within the method. + + + + + + Creates an instance field reference for a specific instance of a class + The class that defines the instance field, or derived class of this type + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The instance + The name of the field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + This method is meant for one-off access to a field's value for a single instance. + If you need to access a field's value for potentially multiple instances, use instead. + FieldRefAccess<T, F>(instance, fieldName) is functionally equivalent to FieldRefAccess<T, F>(fieldName)(instance). + + + For backwards compatibility, there is no class constraint on . + Instead, the non-value-type check is done at runtime within the method. + + + + + + Creates a field reference delegate for an instance field of a class or static field (NOT an instance field of a struct) + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + + The type that defines the field, or derived class of this type; must not be a struct type unless the field is static + + The name of the field + + A readable/assignable delegate with T=object + (for static fields, the instance delegate parameter is ignored) + + + + This method is meant for cases where the given type is only known at runtime and thus can't be used as a type parameter T + in e.g. . + + + This method supports static fields, even those defined in structs, for legacy reasons. + Consider using (and other overloads) instead for static fields. + + + + + + Creates a field reference delegate for an instance field of a class or static field (NOT an instance field of a struct) + + An arbitrary type if the field is static; otherwise the class that defines the field, or a parent class (including ), + implemented interface, or derived class of this type ("instanceOfT is FieldDeclaringType" must be possible) + + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The field + A readable/assignable delegate + + + This method is meant for cases where the field has already been obtained, avoiding the field searching cost in + e.g. . + + + This method supports static fields, even those defined in structs, for legacy reasons. + For such static fields, is effectively ignored. + Consider using (and other overloads) instead for static fields. + + + For backwards compatibility, there is no class constraint on . + Instead, the non-value-type check is done at runtime within the method. + + + + + + Creates a field reference for an instance field of a class + + The type that defines the field; or a parent class (including ), implemented interface, or derived class of this type + ("instanceOfT is FieldDeclaringType" must be possible) + + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The instance + The field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + This method is meant for one-off access to a field's value for a single instance and where the field has already been obtained. + If you need to access a field's value for potentially multiple instances, use instead. + FieldRefAccess<T, F>(instance, fieldInfo) is functionally equivalent to FieldRefAccess<T, F>(fieldInfo)(instance). + + + For backwards compatibility, there is no class constraint on . + Instead, the non-value-type check is done at runtime within the method. + + + + + + A readable/assignable reference delegate to an instance field of a struct + The struct that defines the instance field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + A reference to the runtime instance to access the field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + + Creates a field reference delegate for an instance field of a struct + The struct that defines the instance field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The name of the field + A readable/assignable delegate + + + + Creates an instance field reference for a specific instance of a struct + The struct that defines the instance field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The instance + The name of the field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + This method is meant for one-off access to a field's value for a single instance. + If you need to access a field's value for potentially multiple instances, use instead. + StructFieldRefAccess<T, F>(ref instance, fieldName) is functionally equivalent to StructFieldRefAccess<T, F>(fieldName)(ref instance). + + + + + + Creates a field reference delegate for an instance field of a struct + The struct that defines the instance field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The field + A readable/assignable delegate + + + This method is meant for cases where the field has already been obtained, avoiding the field searching cost in + e.g. . + + + + + + Creates a field reference for an instance field of a struct + The struct that defines the instance field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The instance + The field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + This method is meant for one-off access to a field's value for a single instance and where the field has already been obtained. + If you need to access a field's value for potentially multiple instances, use instead. + StructFieldRefAccess<T, F>(ref instance, fieldInfo) is functionally equivalent to StructFieldRefAccess<T, F>(fieldInfo)(ref instance). + + + + + + A readable/assignable reference delegate to a static field + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + + Creates a static field reference + The type (can be class or struct) the field is defined in + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The name of the field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + + Creates a static field reference + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The type (can be class or struct) the field is defined in + The name of the field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + + + Creates a static field reference + An arbitrary type (by convention, the type the field is defined in) + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The field + A readable/assignable reference to the field + + The type parameter is only used in exception messaging and to distinguish between this method overload + and the overload (which returns a rather than a reference). + + + + + Creates a static field reference delegate + + The type of the field; or if the field's type is a reference type (a class or interface, NOT a struct or other value type), + a type that is assignable from that type; or if the field's type is an enum type, + either that type or the underlying integral type of that enum type + + The field + A readable/assignable delegate + + + + Creates a delegate to a given method + The delegate Type + The method to create a delegate from. + + Only applies for instance methods. If null (default), returned delegate is an open (a.k.a. unbound) instance delegate + where an instance is supplied as the first argument to the delegate invocation; else, delegate is a closed (a.k.a. bound) + instance delegate where the delegate invocation always applies to the given . + + + Only applies for instance methods. If true (default) and is virtual, invocation of the delegate + calls the instance method virtually (the instance type's most-derived/overriden implementation of the method is called); + else, invocation of the delegate calls the exact specified (this is useful for calling base class methods) + Note: if false and is an interface method, an ArgumentException is thrown. + + A delegate of given to given + + + Delegate invocation is more performant and more convenient to use than + at a one-time setup cost. + + + Works for both type of static and instance methods, both open and closed (a.k.a. unbound and bound) instance methods, + and both class and struct methods. + + + + + + Creates a delegate for a given delegate definition, attributed with [] + The delegate Type, attributed with [] + + Only applies for instance methods. If null (default), returned delegate is an open (a.k.a. unbound) instance delegate + where an instance is supplied as the first argument to the delegate invocation; else, delegate is a closed (a.k.a. bound) + instance delegate where the delegate invocation always applies to the given . + + A delegate of given to the method specified via [] + attributes on + + This calls with the method and virtualCall arguments + determined from the [] attributes on , + and the given (for closed instance delegates). + + + + + Returns who called the current method + The calling method/constructor (excluding the caller) + + + + Rethrows an exception while preserving its stack trace (throw statement typically clobbers existing stack traces) + The exception to rethrow + + + + True if the current runtime is based on Mono, false otherwise (.NET) + + + + True if the current runtime is .NET Framework, false otherwise (.NET Core or Mono, although latter isn't guaranteed) + + + + True if the current runtime is .NET Core, false otherwise (Mono or .NET Framework) + + + + Throws a missing member runtime exception + The type that is involved + A list of names + + + + Gets default value for a specific type + The class/type + The default value + + + + Creates an (possibly uninitialized) instance of a given type + The class/type + The new instance + + + + Creates an (possibly uninitialized) instance of a given type + The class/type + The new instance + + + + + A cache for the or similar Add methods for different types. + + + + Makes a deep copy of any object + The type of the instance that should be created; for legacy reasons, this must be a class or interface + The original object + A copy of the original object but of type T + + + + Makes a deep copy of any object + The type of the instance that should be created + The original object + [out] The copy of the original object + Optional value transformation function (taking a field name and src/dst instances) + The optional path root to start with + + + + Makes a deep copy of any object + The original object + The type of the instance that should be created + Optional value transformation function (taking a field name and src/dst instances) + The optional path root to start with + The copy of the original object + + + + Tests if a type is a struct + The type + True if the type is a struct + + + + Tests if a type is a class + The type + True if the type is a class + + + + Tests if a type is a value type + The type + True if the type is a value type + + + + Tests if a type is an integer type + The type + True if the type represents some integer + + + + Tests if a type is a floating point type + The type + True if the type represents some floating point + + + + Tests if a type is a numerical type + The type + True if the type represents some number + + + + Tests if a type is void + The type + True if the type is void + + + + Test whether an instance is of a nullable type + Type of instance + An instance to test + True if instance is of nullable type, false if not + + + + Tests whether a type or member is static, as defined in C# + The type or member + True if the type or member is static + + + + Tests whether a type is static, as defined in C# + The type + True if the type is static + + + + Tests whether a property is static, as defined in C# + The property + True if the property is static + + + + Tests whether an event is static, as defined in C# + The event + True if the event is static + + + + Calculates a combined hash code for an enumeration of objects + The objects + The hash code + + + + A CodeInstruction match + + + The name of the match + + + The matched opcodes + + + The matched operands + + + The matched labels + + + The matched blocks + + + The jumps from the match + + + The jumps to the match + + + The match predicate + + + Creates a code match + The optional opcode + The optional operand + The optional name + + + + Creates a code match + The CodeInstruction + An optional name + + + + Creates a code match + The predicate + An optional name + + + + Returns a string that represents the match + A string representation + + + + Creates a new code match for an opcode + Opcode to match + + + + Creates a new code match for a code instruction + Code instruction + + + + A CodeInstruction matcher + + + The current position + The index or -1 if out of bounds + + + + Gets the number of code instructions in this matcher + The count + + + + Checks whether the position of this CodeMatcher is within bounds + True if this CodeMatcher is valid + + + + Checks whether the position of this CodeMatcher is outside its bounds + True if this CodeMatcher is invalid + + + + Gets the remaining code instructions + The remaining count + + + + Gets the opcode at the current position + The opcode + + + + Gets the operand at the current position + The operand + + + + Gets the labels at the current position + The labels + + + + Gets the exception blocks at the current position + The blocks + + + + Creates an empty code matcher + + + Creates a code matcher from an enumeration of instructions + The instructions (transpiler argument) + An optional IL generator + + + + Makes a clone of this instruction matcher + A copy of this matcher + + + + Gets instructions at the current position + The instruction + + + + Gets instructions at the current position with offset + The offset + The instruction + + + + Gets all instructions + A list of instructions + + + + Gets all instructions as an enumeration + A list of instructions + + + + Gets some instructions counting from current position + Number of instructions + A list of instructions + + + + Gets all instructions within a range + The start index + The end index + A list of instructions + + + + Gets all instructions within a range (relative to current position) + The start offset + The end offset + A list of instructions + + + + Gets a list of all distinct labels + The instructions (transpiler argument) + A list of Labels + + + + Reports a failure + The method involved + The logger + True if current position is invalid and error was logged + + + + Throw an InvalidOperationException if current state is invalid (position out of bounds / last match failed) + Explanation of where/why the exception was thrown that will be added to the exception message + The same code matcher + + + + Throw an InvalidOperationException if current state is invalid (position out of bounds / last match failed), + or if the matches do not match at current position + Explanation of where/why the exception was thrown that will be added to the exception message + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Throw an InvalidOperationException if current state is invalid (position out of bounds / last match failed), + or if the matches do not match at any point between current position and the end + Explanation of where/why the exception was thrown that will be added to the exception message + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Throw an InvalidOperationException if current state is invalid (position out of bounds / last match failed), + or if the matches do not match at any point between current position and the start + Explanation of where/why the exception was thrown that will be added to the exception message + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Throw an InvalidOperationException if current state is invalid (position out of bounds / last match failed), + or if the check function returns false + Explanation of where/why the exception was thrown that will be added to the exception message + Function that checks validity of current state. If it returns false, an exception is thrown + The same code matcher + + + + Sets an instruction at current position + The instruction to set + The same code matcher + + + + Sets instruction at current position and advances + The instruction + The same code matcher + + + + Sets opcode and operand at current position + The opcode + The operand + The same code matcher + + + + Sets opcode and operand at current position and advances + The opcode + The operand + The same code matcher + + + + Sets opcode at current position and advances + The opcode + The same code matcher + + + + Sets operand at current position and advances + The operand + The same code matcher + + + + Creates a label at current position + [out] The label + The same code matcher + + + + Creates a label at a position + The position + [out] The new label + The same code matcher + + + + Adds an enumeration of labels to current position + The labels + The same code matcher + + + + Adds an enumeration of labels at a position + The position + The labels + The same code matcher + + + + Sets jump to + Branch instruction + Destination for the jump + [out] The created label + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts some instructions + The instructions + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts an enumeration of instructions + The instructions + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts a branch + The branch opcode + Branch destination + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts some instructions and advances the position + The instructions + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts an enumeration of instructions and advances the position + The instructions + The same code matcher + + + + Inserts a branch and advances the position + The branch opcode + Branch destination + The same code matcher + + + + Removes current instruction + The same code matcher + + + + Removes some instruction from current position by count + Number of instructions + The same code matcher + + + + Removes the instructions in a range + The start + The end + The same code matcher + + + + Removes the instructions in a offset range + The start offset + The end offset + The same code matcher + + + + Advances the current position + The offset + The same code matcher + + + + Moves the current position to the start + The same code matcher + + + + Moves the current position to the end + The same code matcher + + + + Searches forward with a predicate and advances position + The predicate + The same code matcher + + + + Searches backwards with a predicate and reverses position + The predicate + The same code matcher + + + + Matches forward and advances position + True to set position to end of match, false to set it to the beginning of the match + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Matches backwards and reverses position + True to set position to end of match, false to set it to the beginning of the match + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Matches forward and advances position to beginning of matching sequence + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Matches forward and advances position to ending of matching sequence + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Matches backwards and reverses position to beginning of matching sequence + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Matches backwards and reverses position to ending of matching sequence + Some code matches + The same code matcher + + + + Repeats a match action until boundaries are met + The match action + An optional action that is executed when no match is found + The same code matcher + + + + Gets a match by its name + The match name + An instruction + + + + General extensions for common cases + + + + Joins an enumeration with a value converter and a delimiter to a string + The inner type of the enumeration + The enumeration + An optional value converter (from T to string) + An optional delimiter + The values joined into a string + + + + Converts an array of types (for example methods arguments) into a human readable form + The array of types + A human readable description including brackets + + + + A full description of a type + The type + A human readable description + + + + A a full description of a method or a constructor without assembly details but with generics + The method/constructor + A human readable description + + + + A helper converting parameter infos to types + The array of parameter infos + An array of types + + + + A helper to access a value via key from a dictionary + The key type + The value type + The dictionary + The key + The value for the key or the default value (of T) if that key does not exist + + + + A helper to access a value via key from a dictionary with extra casting + The value type + The dictionary + The key + The value for the key or the default value (of T) if that key does not exist or cannot be cast to T + + + + Escapes Unicode and ASCII non printable characters + The string to convert + The string to convert + A string literal surrounded by + + + + Extensions for + + + + Shortcut for testing whether the operand is equal to a non-null value + The + The value + True if the operand has the same type and is equal to the value + + + + Shortcut for testing whether the operand is equal to a non-null value + The + The value + True if the operand is equal to the value + This is an optimized version of for + + + + Shortcut for code.opcode == opcode && code.OperandIs(operand) + The + The + The operand value + True if the opcode is equal to the given opcode and the operand has the same type and is equal to the given operand + + + + Shortcut for code.opcode == opcode && code.OperandIs(operand) + The + The + The operand value + True if the opcode is equal to the given opcode and the operand is equal to the given operand + This is an optimized version of for + + + + Tests for any form of Ldarg* + The + The (optional) index + True if it matches one of the variations + + + + Tests for Ldarga/Ldarga_S + The + The (optional) index + True if it matches one of the variations + + + + Tests for Starg/Starg_S + The + The (optional) index + True if it matches one of the variations + + + + Tests for any form of Ldloc* + The + The optional local variable + True if it matches one of the variations + + + + Tests for any form of Stloc* + The + The optional local variable + True if it matches one of the variations + + + + Tests if the code instruction branches + The + The label if the instruction is a branch operation or if not + True if the instruction branches + + + + Tests if the code instruction calls the method/constructor + The + The method + True if the instruction calls the method or constructor + + + + Tests if the code instruction loads a constant + The + True if the instruction loads a constant + + + + Tests if the code instruction loads an integer constant + The + The integer constant + True if the instruction loads the constant + + + + Tests if the code instruction loads a floating point constant + The + The floating point constant + True if the instruction loads the constant + + + + Tests if the code instruction loads an enum constant + The + The enum + True if the instruction loads the constant + + + + Tests if the code instruction loads a field + The + The field + Set to true if the address of the field is loaded + True if the instruction loads the field + + + + Tests if the code instruction stores a field + The + The field + True if the instruction stores this field + + + + Adds labels to the code instruction and return it + The + One or several to add + The same code instruction + + + Adds labels to the code instruction and return it + The + An enumeration of + The same code instruction + + + Extracts all labels from the code instruction and returns them + The + A list of + + + Moves all labels from the code instruction to a different one + The to move the labels from + The to move the labels to + The code instruction labels were moved from (now empty) + + + Moves all labels from a different code instruction to the current one + The to move the labels from + The to move the labels to + The code instruction that received the labels + + + Adds ExceptionBlocks to the code instruction and return it + The + One or several to add + The same code instruction + + + Adds ExceptionBlocks to the code instruction and return it + The + An enumeration of + The same code instruction + + + Extracts all ExceptionBlocks from the code instruction and returns them + The + A list of + + + Moves all ExceptionBlocks from the code instruction to a different one + The to move the ExceptionBlocks from + The to move the ExceptionBlocks to + The code instruction blocks were moved from (now empty) + + + Moves all ExceptionBlocks from a different code instruction to the current one + The to move the ExceptionBlocks from + The to move the ExceptionBlocks to + The code instruction that received the blocks + + + General extensions for collections + + + + A simple way to execute code for every element in a collection + The inner type of the collection + The collection + The action to execute + + + + A simple way to execute code for elements in a collection matching a condition + The inner type of the collection + The collection + The predicate + The action to execute + + + + A helper to add an item to a collection + The inner type of the collection + The collection + The item to add + The collection containing the item + + + + A helper to add an item to an array + The inner type of the collection + The array + The item to add + The array containing the item + + + + A helper to add items to an array + The inner type of the collection + The array + The items to add + The array containing the items + + + + General extensions for collections + + + + Tests a class member if it has an IL method body (external methods for example don't have a body) + The member to test + Returns true if the member has an IL body or false if not + + + A file log for debugging + + + + Full pathname of the log file, defaults to a file called harmony.log.txt on your Desktop + + + + The indent character. The default is tab + + + + The current indent level + + + + Changes the indentation level + The value to add to the indentation level + + + + Log a string in a buffered way. Use this method only if you are sure that FlushBuffer will be called + or else logging information is incomplete in case of a crash + The string to log + + + + Logs a list of string in a buffered way. Use this method only if you are sure that FlushBuffer will be called + or else logging information is incomplete in case of a crash + A list of strings to log (they will not be re-indented) + + + + Returns the log buffer and optionally empties it + True to empty the buffer + The buffer. + + + + Replaces the buffer with new lines + The lines to store + + + + Flushes the log buffer to disk (use in combination with LogBuffered) + + + + Log a string directly to disk. Slower method that prevents missing information in case of a crash + The string to log. + + + + Log a string directly to disk if Harmony.DEBUG is true. Slower method that prevents missing information in case of a crash + The string to log. + + + + Resets and deletes the log + + + + Logs some bytes as hex values + The pointer to some memory + The length of bytes to log + + + + + Default Harmony logger that writes to a file + + + + + Whether or not to enable writing the log. + + + + + Text writer to write the logs to. If not set, defaults to a file log. + + + + + File path of the log. + + + + + Main logger class that exposes log events. + + + + + A single log event that represents a single log message. + + + + + Log channel of the message. + + + + + The log message. + + + + + Log channel for the messages. + + + + + No channels (or an empty channel). + + + + + Basic information. + + + + + Full IL dumps of the generated dynamic methods. + + + + + Channel for warnings. + + + + + Channel for errors. + + + + + Additional debug information that is related to patching + + + + + All channels. + + + + + Filter for which channels should be listened to. + If the channel is in the filter, all log messages from that channel get propagated into event. + + + + + Event fired on any incoming message that passes the channel filter. + + + + + Pretty print a full type name. + + The . + The pretty printed full type name. + + + + A helper class to retrieve reflection info for non-private methods + + + + Given a lambda expression that calls a method, returns the method info + The lambda expression using the method + The method in the lambda expression + + + + Given a lambda expression that calls a method, returns the method info + The generic type + The lambda expression using the method + The method in the lambda expression + + + + Given a lambda expression that calls a method, returns the method info + The generic type + The generic result type + The lambda expression using the method + The method in the lambda expression + + + + Given a lambda expression that calls a method, returns the method info + The lambda expression using the method + The method in the lambda expression + + + + A reflection helper to read and write private elements + The result type defined by GetValue() + + + + Creates a traverse instance from an existing instance + The existing instance + + + + Gets/Sets the current value + The value to read or write + + + + A reflection helper to read and write private elements + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from a class/type + The class/type + A instance + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from a class T + The class + A instance + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from an instance + The object + A instance + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from a named type + The type name, for format see + A instance + + + + Creates a new and empty traverse instance + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from a class/type + The class/type + + + + Creates a new traverse instance from an instance + The object + + + + Gets the current value + The value + + + + Gets the current value + The type of the value + The value + + + + Invokes the current method with arguments and returns the result + The method arguments + The value returned by the method + + + + Invokes the current method with arguments and returns the result + The type of the value + The method arguments + The value returned by the method + + + + Sets a value of the current field or property + The value + The same traverse instance + + + + Gets the type of the current field or property + The type + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a inner type + The type name + A traverse instance + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a field + The type name + A traverse instance + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a field + The type of the field + The type name + A traverse instance + + + + Gets all fields of the current type + A list of field names + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a property + The type name + Optional property index + A traverse instance + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a field + The type of the property + The type name + Optional property index + A traverse instance + + + + Gets all properties of the current type + A list of property names + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a method + The name of the method + The arguments defining the argument types of the method overload + A traverse instance + + + + Moves the current traverse instance to a method + The name of the method + The argument types of the method + The arguments for the method + A traverse instance + + + + Gets all methods of the current type + A list of method names + + + + Checks if the current traverse instance is for a field + True if its a field + + + + Checks if the current traverse instance is for a property + True if its a property + + + + Checks if the current traverse instance is for a method + True if its a method + + + + Checks if the current traverse instance is for a type + True if its a type + + + + Iterates over all fields of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + The action receiving a instance for each field + + + + Iterates over all fields of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + Target object + The action receiving a pair of instances for each field pair + + + + Iterates over all fields of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + Target object + The action receiving a dot path representing the field pair and the instances + + + + Iterates over all properties of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + The action receiving a instance for each property + + + + Iterates over all properties of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + Target object + The action receiving a pair of instances for each property pair + + + + Iterates over all properties of the current type and executes a traverse action + Original object + Target object + The action receiving a dot path representing the property pair and the instances + + + + A default field action that copies fields to fields + + + + Returns a string that represents the current traverse + A string representation + + + + + Indicates that the marked symbol is used implicitly (e.g. via reflection, in external library), + so this symbol will not be reported as unused (as well as by other usage inspections). + + + + + Can be applied to attributes, type parameters, and parameters of a type assignable from . + When applied to an attribute, the decorated attribute behaves the same as . + When applied to a type parameter or to a parameter of type , indicates that the corresponding type + is used implicitly. + + + + + Specify the details of implicitly used symbol when it is marked + with or . + + + + Only entity marked with attribute considered used. + + + Indicates implicit assignment to a member. + + + + Indicates implicit instantiation of a type with fixed constructor signature. + That means any unused constructor parameters won't be reported as such. + + + + Indicates implicit instantiation of a type. + + + + Specify what is considered to be used implicitly when marked + with or . + + + + Members of entity marked with attribute are considered used. + + + Inherited entities are considered used. + + + Entity marked with attribute and all its members considered used. + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Harmony.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Harmony.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..86b7dc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Harmony.xml @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ + + + + BepInEx.Harmony + + + + + Specifies the indices of parameters that are ByRef. + + + + + The indices of parameters that are ByRef. + + + + The indices of parameters that are ByRef. + + + + An extension class for Harmony based operations. + + + + + Applies all patches specified in the type. + + The HarmonyInstance to use. + The type to scan. + + + + A wrapper for Harmony based operations. + + + + + Applies all patches specified in the type. + + The type to scan. + The HarmonyInstance to use. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the type. + + The type to scan. + The ID for the Harmony instance to create, which will be used. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the assembly. + + The assembly to scan. + The HarmonyInstance to use. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the assembly. + + The assembly to scan. + The ID for the Harmony instance to create, which will be used. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the calling assembly. + + The Harmony instance to use. + + + + Applies all patches specified in the calling assembly. + + The ID for the Harmony instance to create, which will be used. + + + + Returns an instruction to call the specified delegate. + + The delegate type to emit. + The delegate to emit. + The instruction to + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Preloader.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Preloader.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fe5607d --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.Preloader.xml @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ + + + + BepInEx.Preloader + + + + + Doorstop environment variables, passed into the BepInEx preloader. + https://github.com/NeighTools/UnityDoorstop/wiki#environment-variables + + + + + Path to the assembly that was invoked via Doorstop. Contains the same value as in "targetAssembly" configuration option in the config file. + + + + + Full path to the game's "Managed" folder that contains all the game's managed assemblies + + + + + Full path to the game executable currently running. + + + + + Array of paths where Mono searches DLLs from before assembly resolvers are invoked. + + + + + Delegate used in patching assemblies. + + The assembly that is being patched. + + + + Worker class which is used for loading and patching entire folders of assemblies, or alternatively patching and + loading assemblies one at a time. + + + + + List of all patcher plugins to be applied + + + + + Adds a single assembly patcher to the pool of applicable patches. + + Patcher to apply. + + + + Adds all patchers from all managed assemblies specified in a directory. + + Directory to search patcher DLLs from. + + + + Releases all patchers to let them be collected by GC. + + + + + Applies patchers to all assemblies in the given directory and loads patched assemblies into memory. + + Directories to load CLR assemblies from in their search order. + + + + Loads an individual assembly definition into the CLR. + + The assembly to load. + File name of the assembly being loaded. + + + + A single assembly patcher. + + + + + Target assemblies to patch. + + + + + Initializer method that is run before any patching occurs. + + + + + Finalizer method that is run after all patching is done. + + + + + The main patcher method that is called on every DLL defined in . + + + + + Type name of the patcher. + + + + + + + + + + + The main entrypoint of BepInEx, called from Doorstop. + + + + + Recreation of MonoMod's PlatformHelper.DeterminePlatform method, but with libc calls instead of creating processes. + + + + + This exists because the Mono implementation of is/was broken, and would call Write directly instead of calling TraceEvent. + + + + + The main entrypoint of BepInEx, and initializes all patchers and the chainloader. + + + + + The log writer that is specific to the preloader. + + + + + Inserts BepInEx's own chainloader entrypoint into UnityEngine. + + The assembly that will be attempted to be patched. + + + + Allocates a console window for use by BepInEx safely. + + + + + Log listener that listens to logs during preloading time and buffers messages for output in Unity logs later. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1681aee --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/BepInEx.xml @@ -0,0 +1,1737 @@ + + + + BepInEx + + + + + Abstraction layer over Unity's input systems for use in universal plugins that need to use hotkeys. + It can use either Input or Unity.InputSystem, depending on what's available. Input is preferred. + WARNING: Use only inside of Unity's main thread! + + + + + Best currently supported input system. + + + + + True if the Input class is not disabled. + + + + + Generic input system interface. Just barely good enough for hotkeys. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + All KeyCodes supported by the current input system. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Base type of all classes representing and enforcing acceptable values of config settings. + + + + Type of values that this class can Clamp. + + + + Change the value to be acceptable, if it's not already. + + + + + Check if the value is an acceptable value. + + + + + Type of the supported values. + + + + + Get the string for use in config files. + + + + + Specify the list of acceptable values for a setting. + + + + + List of values that a setting can take. + + + + + Specify the list of acceptable values for a setting. + If the setting does not equal any of the values, it will be set to the first one. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Specify the range of acceptable values for a setting. + + + + Lowest acceptable value + Highest acceptable value + + + + Lowest acceptable value + + + + + Highest acceptable value + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Provides access to a single setting inside of a . + + Type of the setting. + + + + Fired when the setting is changed. Does not detect changes made outside from this object. + + + + + Value of this setting. + + + + + + + + Container for a single setting of a . + Each config entry is linked to one config file. + + + + + Types of defaultValue and definition.AcceptableValues have to be the same as settingType. + + + + + Config file this entry is a part of. + + + + + Category and name of this setting. Used as a unique key for identification within a . + + + + + Description / metadata of this setting. + + + + + Type of the that this setting holds. + + + + + Default value of this setting (set only if the setting was not changed before). + + + + + Get or set the value of the setting. + + + + + Get the serialized representation of the value. + + + + + Set the value by using its serialized form. + + + + + If necessary, clamp the value to acceptable value range. T has to be equal to settingType. + + + + + Trigger setting changed event. + + + + + Write a description of this setting using all available metadata. + + + + + Section and key of a setting. Used as a unique key for identification within a . + The same definition can be used in multiple config files, it will point to different settings then. + + + + + + Group of the setting. All settings within a config file are grouped by this. + + + + + Name of the setting. + + + + + Create a new definition. Definitions with same section and key are equal. + + Group of the setting, case sensitive. + Name of the setting, case sensitive. + + + + + + + Check if the definitions are the same. + + + + + + Check if the definitions are the same. + + + + + + + + Check if the definitions are the same. + + + + + Check if the definitions are the same. + + + + + + + + Metadata of a . + + + + + Create a new description. + + Text describing the function of the setting and any notes or warnings. + Range of values that this setting can take. The setting's value will be automatically clamped. + Objects that can be used by user-made classes to add functionality. + + + + Text describing the function of the setting and any notes or warnings. + + + + + Range of acceptable values for a setting. + + + + + Objects that can be used by user-made classes to add functionality. + + + + + An empty description. + + + + + A helper class to handle persistent data. All public methods are thread-safe. + + + + + All config entries inside + + + + + Create a list with all config entries inside of this config file. + + + + + Create an array with all config entries inside of this config file. Should be only used for metadata purposes. + If you want to access and modify an existing setting then use + instead with no description. + + + + + Full path to the config file. The file might not exist until a setting is added and changed, or is called. + + + + + If enabled, writes the config to disk every time a value is set. + If disabled, you have to manually use or the changes will be lost! + + + + + + + + Create a new config file at the specified config path. + + Full path to a file that contains settings. The file will be created as needed. + If the config file/directory doesn't exist, create it immediately. + Information about the plugin that owns this setting file. + + + + Reloads the config from disk. Unsaved changes are lost. + + + + + Writes the config to disk. + + + + + Access one of the existing settings. If the setting has not been added yet, null is returned. + If the setting exists but has a different type than T, an exception is thrown. + New settings should be added with . + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section and Key of the setting. + + + + Access one of the existing settings. If the setting has not been added yet, null is returned. + If the setting exists but has a different type than T, an exception is thrown. + New settings should be added with . + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + + + + Access one of the existing settings. If the setting has not been added yet, false is returned. Otherwise, true. + If the setting exists but has a different type than T, an exception is thrown. + New settings should be added with . + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section and Key of the setting. + The ConfigEntry value to return. + + + + Access one of the existing settings. If the setting has not been added yet, null is returned. + If the setting exists but has a different type than T, an exception is thrown. + New settings should be added with . + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + The ConfigEntry value to return. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each definition can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section and Key of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Description of the setting shown to the user and other metadata. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each section and key pair can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Description of the setting shown to the user and other metadata. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each section and key pair can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Simple description of the setting shown to the user. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each definition can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section and Key of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Description of the setting shown to the user and other metadata. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each section and key pair can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Description of the setting shown to the user and other metadata. + + + + Create a new setting. The setting is saved to drive and loaded automatically. + Each section and key pair can be used to add only one setting, trying to add a second setting will throw an exception. + + Type of the value contained in this setting. + Section/category/group of the setting. Settings are grouped by this. + Name of the setting. + Value of the setting if the setting was not created yet. + Simple description of the setting shown to the user. + + + + Access a setting. Use Bind instead. + + + + + Access a setting. Use Bind instead. + + + + + An event that is fired every time the config is reloaded. + + + + + Fired when one of the settings is changed. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Returns the ConfigDefinitions that the ConfigFile contains. + Creates a new array when the property is accessed. Thread-safe. + + + + + Returns the ConfigEntryBase values that the ConfigFile contains. + Creates a new array when the property is accessed. Thread-safe. + + + + + Provides access to a single setting inside of a . + + Type of the setting. + + + + Entry of this setting in the . + + + + + Unique definition of this setting. + + + + + Config file this setting is inside of. + + + + + Fired when the setting is changed. Does not detect changes made outside from this object. + + + + + Value of this setting. + + + + + A keyboard shortcut that can be used in Update method to check if user presses a key combo. The shortcut is only + triggered when the user presses the exact combination. For example, F + LeftCtrl will trigger only if user + presses and holds only LeftCtrl, and then presses F. If any other keys are pressed, the shortcut will not trigger. + + Can be used as a value of a setting in + to allow user to change this shortcut and have the changes saved. + + How to use: Use in this class instead of in the Update loop. + + + + + Shortcut that never triggers. + + + + + All KeyCode values that can be used in a keyboard shortcut. + + + + + Create a new keyboard shortcut. + + Main key to press + Keys that should be held down before main key is registered + + + + Main key of the key combination. It has to be pressed / let go last for the combination to be triggered. + If the combination is empty, is returned. + + + + + Modifiers of the key combination, if any. + + + + + Attempt to deserialize key combination from the string. + + + + + Serialize the key combination into a user readable string. + + + + + Check if the main key was just pressed (Input.GetKeyDown), and specified modifier keys are all pressed + + + + + Check if the main key is currently held down (Input.GetKey), and specified modifier keys are all pressed + + + + + Check if the main key was just lifted (Input.GetKeyUp), and specified modifier keys are all pressed. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Arguments for events concerning a change of a setting. + + + + + + + + + Setting that was changed + + + + + Serializer/deserializer used by the config system. + + + + + Convert object of a given type to a string using available converters. + + + + + Convert string to an object of a given type using available converters. + + + + + Convert string to an object of a given type using available converters. + + + + + Get a converter for a given type if there is any. + + + + + Add a new type converter for a given type. + If a different converter is already added, this call is ignored and false is returned. + + + + + Check if a given type can be converted to and from string. + + + + + Give a list of types with registered converters. + + + + + For types that are in assemblies that can't get loaded before preloader runs (or it won't work on these assemblies) + + + + + A serializer/deserializer combo for some type(s). Used by the config system. + + + + + Used to serialize the type into a (hopefully) human-readable string. + Object is the instance to serialize, Type is the object's type. + + + + + Used to deserialize the type from a string. + String is the data to deserialize, Type is the object's type, should return instance to an object of Type. + + + + + True if an external console has been started, false otherwise. + + + + + The stream that writes to the standard out stream of the process. Should never be null. + + + + + The stream that writes to an external console. Null if no such console exists + + + + + Data class that represents information about a loadable BepInEx plugin. + Contains all metadata and additional info required for plugin loading by . + + + + + General metadata about a plugin. + + + + + Collection of attributes that describe what processes the plugin can run on. + + + + + Collection of attributes that describe what plugins this plugin depends on. + + + + + Collection of attributes that describe what plugins this plugin + is incompatible with. + + + + + File path to the plugin DLL + + + + + Instance of the plugin that represents this info. NULL if no plugin is instantiated from info (yet) + + + + + + + + This attribute denotes that a class is a plugin, and specifies the required metadata. + + + + + The unique identifier of the plugin. Should not change between plugin versions. + + + + + The user friendly name of the plugin. Is able to be changed between versions. + + + + + The specfic version of the plugin. + + + + The unique identifier of the plugin. Should not change between plugin versions. + The user friendly name of the plugin. Is able to be changed between versions. + The specfic version of the plugin. + + + + This attribute specifies any dependencies that this plugin has on other plugins. + + + + + Flags that are applied to a dependency + + + + + The plugin has a hard dependency on the referenced plugin, and will not run without it. + + + + + This plugin has a soft dependency on the referenced plugin, and is able to run without it. + + + + + The GUID of the referenced plugin. + + + + + The flags associated with this dependency definition. + + + + + The minimum version of the referenced plugin. + + + + + Marks this as depenant on another plugin. The other plugin will be loaded before this one. + If the other plugin doesn't exist, what happens depends on the parameter. + + The GUID of the referenced plugin. + The flags associated with this dependency definition. + + + + Marks this as depenant on another plugin. The other plugin will be loaded before this one. + If the other plugin doesn't exist or is of a version below , this plugin will not load and an error will be logged instead. + + The GUID of the referenced plugin. + The minimum version of the referenced plugin. + When version is supplied the dependency is always treated as HardDependency + + + + This attribute specifies other plugins that are incompatible with this plugin. + + + + + The GUID of the referenced plugin. + + + + + Marks this as incompatible with another plugin. + If the other plugin exists, this plugin will not be loaded and a warning will be shown. + + The GUID of the referenced plugin. + + + + This attribute specifies which processes this plugin should be run for. Not specifying this attribute will load the plugin under every process. + + + + + The name of the process that this plugin will run under. + + + + The name of the process that this plugin will run under. + + + + Helper class to use for retrieving metadata about a plugin, defined as attributes. + + + + + Retrieves the BepInPlugin metadata from a plugin type. + + The plugin type. + The BepInPlugin metadata of the plugin type. + + + + Retrieves the BepInPlugin metadata from a plugin instance. + + The plugin instance. + The BepInPlugin metadata of the plugin instance. + + + + Gets the specified attributes of a type, if they exist. + + The attribute type to retrieve. + The plugin type. + The attributes of the type, if existing. + + + + Gets the specified attributes of an instance, if they exist. + + The attribute type to retrieve. + The plugin instance. + The attributes of the instance, if existing. + + + + Retrieves the dependencies of the specified plugin type. + + The plugin type. + A list of all plugin types that the specified plugin type depends upon. + + + + This class is appended to AssemblyInfo.cs when BepInEx is built via a CI pipeline. + It is mainly intended to signify that the current build is not a release build and is special, like for instance a bleeding edge build. + + + + + The manager and loader for all plugins, and the entry point for BepInEx plugin system. + + + + + The loaded and initialized list of plugins. + + + + + List of all loaded via the chainloader. + + + + + Collection of error chainloader messages that occured during plugin loading. + Contains information about what certain plugins were not loaded. + + + + + The GameObject that all plugins are attached to as components. + + + + + Initializes BepInEx to be able to start the chainloader. + + + + + Analyzes the given type definition and attempts to convert it to a valid + + Type definition to analyze. + If the type represent a valid plugin, returns a instance. Otherwise, return null. + + + + The entrypoint for the BepInEx plugin system. + + + + + A cacheable metadata item. Can be used with and to cache plugin metadata. + + + + + Serialize the object into a binary format. + + + + + + Loads the object from binary format. + + + + + + A cached assembly. + + + + + + List of cached items inside the assembly. + + + + + Timestamp of the assembly. Used to check the age of the cache. + + + + + Provides methods for loading specified types from an assembly. + + + + + Default assembly resolved used by the + + + + + Default reader parameters used by + + + + + Event fired when fails to resolve a type during type loading. + + + + + Looks up assemblies in the given directory and locates all types that can be loaded and collects their metadata. + + The specific base type to search for. + The directory to search for assemblies. + A function to check if a type should be selected and to build the type metadata. + A filter function to quickly determine if the assembly can be loaded. + The name of the cache to get cached types from. + A dictionary of all assemblies in the directory and the list of type metadatas of types that match the selector. + + + + Loads an index of type metadatas from a cache. + + Name of the cache + Cacheable item + Cached type metadatas indexed by the path of the assembly that defines the type. If no cache is defined, return null. + + + + Saves indexed type metadata into a cache. + + Name of the cache + List of plugin metadatas indexed by the path to the assembly that contains the types + Cacheable item + + + + Converts TypeLoadException to a readable string. + + TypeLoadException + Readable representation of the exception + + + + The base plugin type that is used by the BepInEx plugin loader. + + + + + Information about this plugin as it was loaded. + + + + + Logger instance tied to this plugin. + + + + + Default config file tied to this plugin. The config file will not be created until + any settings are added and changed, or is called. + + + + + Create a new instance of a plugin and all of its tied in objects. + + BepInPlugin attribute is missing. + + + + Logs entries using Unity specific outputs. + + + + + Log levels to display. + + + + + Writer for the disk log. + + + + + Timer for flushing the logs to a file. + + + + + Whether to write Unity log messages to disk log. + + + + + Creates a new disk log listener. + + Path to the log. + Log levels to display. + Whether to append logs to an already existing log file. + Whether to include Unity log into the disk log. + + + + + + + + + + Disposes of Disk logger + + + + + Log event arguments. Contains info about the log message. + + + + + Logged data. + + + + + Log levels for the data. + + + + + Log source that emitted the log event. + + + + + Creates the log event args- + + Logged data. + Log level of the data. + Log source that emits these args. + + + + + + + Like but appends newline at the end. + + Same output as but with new line. + + + + A static Logger instance. + + + + + Collection of all log listeners that receive log events. + + + + + Collection of all log source that output log events. + + + + + Logs an entry to the current logger instance. + + The level of the entry. + The textual value of the entry. + + + + Creates a new log source with a name and attaches it to log sources. + + Name of the log source to create. + An instance of that allows to write logs. + + + + Simple thread safe list that prioritizes read speed over write speed. + Read is the same as a normal list, while write locks and allocates a copy of the list. + Logger lists are rarely updated so this tradeoff should be fine. + + + + + + The level, or severity of a log entry. + + + + + No level selected. + + + + + A fatal error has occurred, which cannot be recovered from. + + + + + An error has occured, but can be recovered from. + + + + + A warning has been produced, but does not necessarily mean that something wrong has happened. + + + + + An important message that should be displayed to the user. + + + + + A message of low importance. + + + + + A message that would likely only interest a developer. + + + + + All log levels. + + + + + Helper methods for log level handling. + + + + + Gets the highest log level when there could potentially be multiple levels provided. + + The log level(s). + The highest log level supplied. + + + + Returns a translation of a log level to it's associated console colour. + + The log level(s). + A console color associated with the highest log level supplied. + + + + A generic log listener that receives log events and can route them to some output (e.g. file, console, socket). + + + + + Handle an incoming log event. + + Log source that sent the event. Don't use; instead use + Information about the log message. + + + + Log source that can output log messages. + + + + + Name of the log source. + + + + + Event that sends the log message. Call to send a log message. + + + + + A generic, multi-purpose log source. Exposes simple API to manually emit logs. + + + + + + + + + + + Creates a manual log source. + + Name of the log source. + + + + Logs a message with the specified log level. + + Log levels to attach to the message. Multiple can be used with bitwise ORing. + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + Logs a message with level. + + Data to log. + + + + + + + A source that routes all logs from API to BepInEx logger. + + + + + + Whether Trace logs are rerouted. + + + + + Creates a new trace log source. + + New log source (or already existing one). + + + + Internal log source. + + + + + Creates a new trace log source. + + + + + Writes a message to the underlying instance. + + The message to write. + + + + Writes a message and a newline to the underlying instance. + + The message to write. + + + + + + + + + + Logs entries using Unity specific outputs. + + + + + + + + + + + Logs entries using Unity specific outputs. + + + + + + + + + + + Logs entries using Unity specific outputs. + + + + + + + + + + + Creates a new Unity log source. + + + + + + + + Paths used by BepInEx + + + + + List of directories from where Mono will search assemblies before assembly resolving is invoked. + + + + + The directory that the core BepInEx DLLs reside in. + + + + + The path to the core BepInEx DLL. + + + + + The path to the main BepInEx folder. + + + + + The path of the currently executing program BepInEx is encapsulated in. + + + + + The directory that the currently executing process resides in. + On OSX however, this is the parent directory of the game.app folder. + + + + + The path to the Managed folder of the currently running Unity game. + + + + + The path to the config directory. + + + + + The path to the global BepInEx configuration file. + + + + + The path to temporary cache files. + + + + + The path to the patcher plugin folder which resides in the BepInEx folder. + + + + + The path to the plugin folder which resides in the BepInEx folder. + + This is ONLY guaranteed to be set correctly when Chainloader has been initialized. + + + + + + The name of the currently executing process. + + + + + Provides methods for running code on other threads and synchronizing with the main thread. + + + + + Current instance of the helper. + + + + + Gives methods for invoking delegates on the main unity thread, both synchronously and asynchronously. + Can be used in many built-in framework types, for example + and to make their events fire on the main unity thread. + + + + + Queue the delegate to be invoked on the main unity thread. Use to synchronize your threads. + + + + + Queue the delegate to be invoked on a background thread. Use this to run slow tasks without affecting the game. + NOTE: Most of Unity API can not be accessed while running on another thread! + + + Task to be executed on another thread. Can optionally return an Action that will be executed on the main thread. + You can use this action to return results of your work safely. Return null if this is not needed. + + + + + False if current code is executing on the main unity thread, otherwise True. + Warning: Will return true before the first frame finishes (i.e. inside plugin Awake and Start methods). + + + + + + Convenience extensions for utilizing multiple threads and using the . + + + + + + + + Apply a function to a collection of data by spreading the work on multiple threads. + Outputs of the functions are returned to the current thread and yielded one by one. + + Type of the input values. + Type of the output values. + Input values for the work function. + Function to apply to the data on multiple threads at once. + Number of worker threads. By default SystemInfo.processorCount is used. + An exception was thrown inside one of the threads, and the operation was aborted. + Need at least 1 workerCount. + + + + Generic helper properties and methods. + + + + + Whether current Common Language Runtime supports dynamic method generation using namespace. + + + + + An encoding for UTF-8 which does not emit a byte order mark (BOM). + + + + + Try to perform an action. + + Action to perform. + Possible exception that gets returned. + True, if action succeeded, false if an exception occured. + + + + Combines multiple paths together, as the specific method is not available in .NET 3.5. + + The multiple paths to combine together. + A combined path. + + + + Returns the parent directory of a path, optionally specifying the amount of levels. + + The path to get the parent directory of. + The amount of levels to traverse. Defaults to 1 + The parent directory. + + + + Tries to parse a bool, with a default value if unable to parse. + + The string to parse + The value to return if parsing is unsuccessful. + Boolean value of input if able to be parsed, otherwise default value. + + + + Converts a file path into a UnityEngine.WWW format. + + The file path to convert. + A converted file path. + + + + Indicates whether a specified string is null, empty, or consists only of white-space characters. + + The string to test. + True if the value parameter is null or empty, or if value consists exclusively of white-space characters. + + + + Sorts a given dependency graph using a direct toposort, reporting possible cyclic dependencies. + + Nodes to sort + Function that maps a node to a collection of its dependencies. + Type of the node in a dependency graph. + Collection of nodes sorted in the order of least dependencies to the most. + Thrown when a cyclic dependency occurs. + + + + Checks whether a given cecil type definition is a subtype of a provided type. + + Cecil type definition + Type to check against + Whether the given cecil type is a subtype of the type. + + + + Try to resolve and load the given assembly DLL. + + Name of the assembly, of the type . + Directory to search the assembly from. + The loaded assembly. + True, if the assembly was found and loaded. Otherwise, false. + + + + Try to resolve and load the given assembly DLL. + + Name of the assembly, of the type . + Directory to search the assembly from. + Reader parameters that contain possible custom assembly resolver. + The loaded assembly. + True, if the assembly was found and loaded. Otherwise, false. + + + + Tries to create a file with the given name + + Path of the file to create + File open mode + Resulting filestream + File access options + File share options + + + + + Try to parse given string as an assembly name + + Fully qualified assembly name + Resulting instance + true, if parsing was successful, otherwise false + + On some versions of mono, using fails because it runs on unmanaged side + which has problems with encoding. + Using solves this by doing parsing on managed side instead. + + + + + Gets unique files in all given directories. If the file with the same name exists in multiple directories, + only the first occurrence is returned. + + Directories to search from. + File pattern to search. + Collection of all files in the directories. + + + + Console class with safe handlers for Unity 4.x, which does not have a proper Console implementation + + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.RuntimeDetour.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.RuntimeDetour.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45e9d3b --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.RuntimeDetour.xml @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + MonoMod.RuntimeDetour + + + + + A fully managed detour. + Multiple Detours for a method to detour from can exist at any given time. Detours can be layered. + If you're writing your own detour manager or need to detour native functions, it's better to create instances of NativeDetour instead. + + + + + Mark the detour as applied in the detour chain. This can be done automatically when creating an instance. + + + + + Undo the detour without freeing it, allowing you to reapply it later. + + + + + Free the detour, while also permanently undoing it. This makes any further operations on this detour invalid. + + + + + Undo and free this temporary detour. + + + + + Generate a new DynamicMethod with which you can invoke the previous state. + + + + + Generate a new DynamicMethod with which you can invoke the previous state. + + + + + Generate a new DynamicMethod with which you can invoke the previous state. + + + + + A "raw" native detour, acting as a wrapper around NativeDetourData with a few helpers. + Only one NativeDetour for a method to detour from can exist at any given time. NativeDetours cannot be layered. + If you don't need the trampoline generator or any of the management helpers, use DetourManager.Native directly. + Unless you're writing your own detour manager or need to detour native functions, it's better to create instances of Detour instead. + + + + + Apply the native detour. This can be done automatically when creating an instance. + + + + + Undo the native detour without freeing the detour native data, allowing you to reapply it later. + + + + + Changes the source of this native detour to a new source address. This does not repair the old source location. + This also assumes that is simply a new address for the same method as this was constructed with. + + The new source location. + + + + Changed the target of this native detour to a new target. + + The new target address. + + + + Free the detour's data without undoing it. This makes any further operations on this detour invalid. + + + + + Undo and free this temporary detour. + + + + + Generate a new DynamicMethod with which you can invoke the previous state. + If the NativeDetour holds a reference to a managed method, a copy of the original method is returned. + If the NativeDetour holds a reference to a native function, an "undo-call-redo" trampoline with a matching signature is returned. + + + + + Generate a new delegate with which you can invoke the previous state. + If the NativeDetour holds a reference to a managed method, a copy of the original method is returned. + If the NativeDetour holds a reference to a native function, an "undo-call-redo" trampoline with a matching signature is returned. + + + + + Write the given value at the address to + offs, afterwards advancing offs by sizeof(byte). + + + + + Write the given value at the address to + offs, afterwards advancing offs by sizeof(ushort). + + + + + Write the given value at the address to + offs, afterwards advancing offs by sizeof(ushort). + + + + + Write the given value at the address to + offs, afterwards advancing offs by sizeof(ulong). + + + + + Generate a DynamicMethod to easily call the given native function from another DynamicMethod. + + The pointer to the native function to call. + A MethodBase with the target function's signature. + The detoured DynamicMethod. + + + + Fill the DynamicMethodDefinition with a throw. + + + + + Emit a call to DetourManager.Native.Copy using the given parameters. + + + + + Emit a call to DetourManager.Native.Apply using a copy of the given data. + + + + + The data forming a "raw" native detour, created and consumed by DetourManager.Native. + + + + + The method to detour from. Set when the structure is created by the IDetourNativePlatform. + + + + + The target method to be called instead. Set when the structure is created by the IDetourNativePlatform. + + + + + The type of the detour. Determined when the structure is created by the IDetourNativePlatform. + + + + + The size of the detour. Calculated when the structure is created by the IDetourNativePlatform. + + + + + DetourManager.Native-specific data. + + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.Utils.xml b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.Utils.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96ba37f --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/BepInEx/core/MonoMod.Utils.xml @@ -0,0 +1,1470 @@ + + + + MonoMod.Utils + + + + + An IL manipulation "context" with various helpers and direct access to the MethodBody. + + + + + The manipulator callback, accepted by the Invoke method. + + + + + + The manipulated method. + + + + + The manipulated method's IL processor. + + + + + The manipulated method body. + + + + + The manipulated method's module. + + + + + The manipulated method instructions. + + + + + A readonly list of all defined labels. + + + + + Has the context been made read-only? No further method access is possible, but the context has not yet been disposed. + + + + + Events which run when the context will be disposed. + + + + + The current reference bag. Used for methods such as EmitReference and EmitDelegate. + + + + + Invoke a given manipulator callback. + + The manipulator to run in this context. + + + + Mark this ILContext as read-only and prevent this context from further accessing the originally passed method. + + + If the method is altered prior to calling MakeReadOnly or afterwards by accessing the method directly, the results are undefined. + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + Define a new label to be marked with a cursor. + + A label without a target instruction. + + + + Define a new label pointing at a given instruction. + + The instruction the label will point at. + A label pointing at the given instruction. + + + + Determine the index of a given instruction. + + The instruction to get the index of. + The instruction index, or the end of the method body if it hasn't been found. + + + + Obtain all labels pointing at the given instruction. + + The instruction to get all labels for. + All labels targeting the given instruction. + + + + Bind an arbitary object to an ILContext for static retrieval. + + The type of the object. The combination of typeparam and id provides the unique static reference. + The object to store. + The id to use in combination with the typeparam for object retrieval. + + + + Dispose this context, making it read-only and invoking all OnDispose event listeners. + + + + + Obtain a string representation of this context (method ID and body). + + A string representation of this context. + + + + Specifies where a ILCursor should be positioned in relation to the target of a search function + + + + + Move the cursor before the first instruction in the match + + + + + Equivalent to Before with `cursor.MoveAfterLabels()` causing emitted instructions to become the target of incoming labels + + + + + Move the cursor after the last instruction in the match + + + + + Indicates whether the position of a ILCursor is the result of a search function and + if the next search should ignore the instruction preceeding or following this cursor. + + SearchTarget.Next is the result of searching with MoveType.Before, and SearchTarget.Prev from MoveType.After + + + + + A foward searching function cannot match the Next instruction and must move the cursor forward + + + + + A reverse searching function cannot match the Next instruction and must move the cursor backward + + + + + A cursor used to manipulate a method body in an ILContext. + + + + + The context to which this cursor belongs to. + + + + + The instruction immediately following the cursor position or null if the cursor is at the end of the instruction list. + + + + + The instruction immediately preceding the cursor position or null if the cursor is at the start of the instruction list. + + + + + The instruction immediately preceding the cursor position or null if the cursor is at the start of the instruction list. + + + + + The index of the instruction immediately following the cursor position. Range: 0 to Instrs.Count + Setter accepts negative indexing by adding Instrs.Count to the operand + + + + + Indicates whether the position of a MMILCursor is the result of a search function and + if the next search should ignore the instruction preceeding or following this cursor. + + See + + + + + Enumerates all labels which point to the current instruction (label.Target == Next) + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + Create a clone of this cursor. + + The cloned cursor. + + + + Is this cursor before the given instruction? + + The instruction to check. + True if this cursor is before the given instruction, false otherwise. + + + + Is this cursor after the given instruction? + + The instruction to check. + True if this cursor is after the given instruction, false otherwise. + + + + Obtain a string representation of this cursor (method ID, index, search target, surrounding instructions). + + A string representation of this cursor. + + + + Move the cursor to a target instruction. All other movements go through this. + + The target instruction + Where to move in relation to the target instruction and incoming labels (branches) + Whether to set the `SearchTarget` and skip the target instruction with the next search function + this + + + + Move the cursor after incoming labels (branches). If an instruction is emitted, all labels which currently point to Next, will point to the newly emitted instruction. + + this + + + + Move the cursor before incoming labels (branches). This is the default behaviour. Emitted instructions will not cause labels to change targets. + + this + + + + Move the cursor to a target index. Supports negative indexing. See + + this + + + + Overload for Goto(label.Target). defaults to MoveType.AfterLabel + + this + + + + Search forward and moves the cursor to the next sequence of instructions matching the corresponding predicates. See also + + this + If no match is found + + + + Search forward and moves the cursor to the next sequence of instructions matching the corresponding predicates. + + True if a match was found + + + + Search backward and moves the cursor to the next sequence of instructions matching the corresponding predicates. See also + + this + If no match is found + + + + Search backward and moves the cursor to the next sequence of instructions matching the corresponding predicates. + + True if a match was found + + + + Find the next occurences of a series of instructions matching the given set of predicates with gaps permitted. + + An array of cursors corresponding to each found instruction (MoveType.Before) + If no match is found + + + + Find the next occurences of a series of instructions matching the given set of predicates with gaps permitted. + + An array of cursors corresponding to each found instruction (MoveType.Before) + True if a match was found + + + + Search backwards for occurences of a series of instructions matching the given set of predicates with gaps permitted. + + An array of cursors corresponding to each found instruction (MoveType.Before) + If no match is found + + + + Search backwards for occurences of a series of instructions matching the given set of predicates with gaps permitted. + + An array of cursors corresponding to each found instruction (MoveType.Before) + True if a match was found + + + + Set the target of a label to the current position (label.Target = Next) and moves after it. + + The label to mark + + + + Create a new label targetting the current position (label.Target = Next) and moves after it. + + The newly created label + + + + Create a new label for use with + + A new label with no target + + + + Remove the Next instruction + + + + + Remove several instructions + + + + + Move the cursor and all labels the cursor is positioned after to a target instruction + + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position. + + The instruction opcode. + The instruction operand. + this + + + + Emit a new instruction at this cursor's current position, accessing a given member. + + The type in which the member is defined. + The instruction opcode. + The accessed member name. + this + + + + Bind an arbitary object to an ILContext for static retrieval. See + + + + + Emit the IL to retrieve a stored reference of type with the given and place it on the stack. + + + + + Store an object in the reference store, and emit the IL to retrieve it and place it on the stack. + + + + + Emit the IL to invoke a delegate as if it were a method. Stack behaviour matches OpCodes.Call + + + + + A label to be used in ILContexts. + + + + + The target instruction this label points at. + + + + + All instructions using this label. + + + + + An IL inline reference bag used for ILContexts. + + + + + Get the object for the given ID. + + The object type. + The object ID. + The stored object. + + + + Get a MethodInfo for the getter. + + The object type. + The getter method. + + + + Store a new object. + + The object type. + The object to be stored. + An ID to be used for all further operations. + + + + Remove the object with the given ID from the bag, essentially clearing the ID's slot. + + The object type. + The object ID. + + + + Get a MethodInfo invoking a delegate of the given type, with the delegate at the top of the stack. Used by . + + The delegate type. + A MethodInfo invoking a delegate of the given type. + + + + The default IL reference bag. Throws NotSupportedException for every operation. + + + + + An IL reference bag implementation to be used for runtime-generated methods. + + + + + Collection of extensions used by MonoMod and other projects. + + + + + Create a hexadecimal string for the given bytes. + + The input bytes. + The output hexadecimal string. + + + + Invokes all delegates in the invocation list, passing on the result to the next. + + Type of the result. + The multicast delegate. + The initial value and first parameter. + Any other arguments that may be passed. + The result of all delegates. + + + + Invokes all delegates in the invocation list, as long as the previously invoked delegate returns true. + + + + + Invokes all delegates in the invocation list, as long as the previously invoked delegate returns false. + + + + + Invokes all delegates in the invocation list, as long as the previously invoked delegate returns null. + + + + + Split PascalCase words to become Pascal Case instead. + + PascalCaseString + Pascal Case String + + + + Read the string from the BinaryReader BinaryWriter in a C-friendly format. + + The input which the method reads from. + The output string. + + + + Write the string to the BinaryWriter in a C-friendly format. + + The output which the method writes to. + The input string. + + + + Cast a delegate from one type to another. Compatible with delegates holding an invocation list (combined delegates). + + The input delegate. + The output delegate. + + + + Cast a delegate from one type to another. Compatible with delegates holding an invocation list (combined delegates). + + The input delegate. + The wanted output delegate type. + The output delegate. + + + + Print the exception to the console, including extended loading / reflection data useful for mods. + + + + + Get the method of interest for a given state machine method. + + The method creating the state machine. + The "main" method in the state machine. + + + + Gets the actual generic method definition of a method, as defined on the fully open type. + + The potentially instantiated method to find the definition of. + The original method definition, with no generic arguments filled in. + + + + Safely resolve a reference, silently discarding any exceptions. + + The reference to resolve. + The resolved definition or null. + + + + Safely resolve a reference, silently discarding any exceptions. + + The reference to resolve. + The resolved definition or null. + + + + Safely resolve a reference, silently discarding any exceptions. + + The reference to resolve. + The resolved definition or null. + + + + Safely resolve a reference, silently discarding any exceptions. + + The reference to resolve. + The resolved definition or null. + + + + Get a certain custom attribute from an attribute provider. + + The attribute provider. + The custom attribute name. + The first matching custom attribute, or null if no matching attribute has been found. + + + + Determine if an attribute provider has got a specific custom attribute. + + The attribute provider. + The custom attribute name. + true if the attribute provider contains the given custom attribute, false otherwise. + + + + Get the integer value pushed onto the stack with this instruction. + + The instruction to get the pushed integer value for. + The pushed integer value. + + + + Get the integer value pushed onto the stack with this instruction. + + The instruction to get the pushed integer value for. + The pushed integer value or null. + + + + Determine if the method call is a base method call. + + The caller method body. + The called method. + True if the called method is a base method of the caller method, false otherwise. + + + + Determine if the given method can be preferably called using callvirt. + + The called method. + True if the called method can be called using callvirt, false otherwise. + + + + Determine if the given type is a struct (also known as "value type") or struct-alike (f.e. primitive). + + The type to check. + True if the type is a struct, primitive or similar, false otherwise. + + + + Get the long form opcode for any short form opcode. + + The short form opcode. + The long form opcode. + + + + Get the short form opcode for any long form opcode. + + The long form opcode. + The short form opcode. + + + + Calculate updated instruction offsets. Required for certain manual fixes. + + The method to recalculate the IL instruction offsets for. + + + + Fix (and optimize) any instructions which should use the long / short form opcodes instead. + + The method to apply the fixes to. + + + + Check if the signatures of a given System.Reflection and Mono.Cecil member reference match. + + The System.Reflection member reference. + The Mono.Cecil member reference. + True if both references share the same signature, false otherwise. + + + + Check if the signatures of a given System.Reflection and Mono.Cecil member reference match. + + The Mono.Cecil member reference. + The System.Reflection member reference. + True if both references share the same signature, false otherwise. + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + See + + + + + Determine if two types are compatible with each other (f.e. object with string, or enums with their underlying integer type). + + The first type. + The second type. + True if both types are compatible with each other, false otherwise. + + + + Creates a delegate of the specified type from this method. + + The method to create the delegate from. + The type of the delegate to create. + The delegate for this method. + + + + Creates a delegate of the specified type with the specified target from this method. + + The method to create the delegate from. + The type of the delegate to create. + The object targeted by the delegate. + The delegate for this method. + + + + Creates a delegate of the specified type from this method. + + The method to create the delegate from. + The type of the delegate to create. + The delegate for this method. + + + + Creates a delegate of the specified type with the specified target from this method. + + The method to create the delegate from. + The type of the delegate to create. + The object targeted by the delegate. + The delegate for this method. + + + + Find a method for a given ID. + + The type to search in. + The method ID. + Whether to perform a simple search pass as well or not. + The first matching method or null. + + + + Find a method for a given ID recursively (including the passed type's base types). + + The type to search in. + The method ID. + Whether to perform a simple search pass as well or not. + The first matching method or null. + + + + Find a method for a given ID. + + The type to search in. + The method ID. + Whether to perform a simple search pass as well or not. + The first matching method or null. + + + + Find a method for a given ID recursively (including the passed type's base types). + + The type to search in. + The method ID. + Whether to perform a simple search pass as well or not. + The first matching method or null. + + + + Find a property for a given name. + + The type to search in. + The property name. + The first matching property or null. + + + + Find a property for a given name recursively (including the passed type's base types). + + The type to search in. + The property name. + The first matching property or null. + + + + Find a field for a given name. + + The type to search in. + The field name. + The first matching field or null. + + + + Find a field for a given name recursively (including the passed type's base types). + + The type to search in. + The field name. + The first matching field or null. + + + + Find an event for a given name. + + The type to search in. + The event name. + The first matching event or null. + + + + Find an event for a given name recursively (including the passed type's base types). + + The type to search in. + The event name. + The first matching event or null. + + + + Get a reference ID that is similar to the full name, but consistent between System.Reflection and Mono.Cecil. + + The method to get the ID for. + The name to use instead of the reference's own name. + The ID to use instead of the reference's declaring type ID. + Whether the type ID should be included or not. System.Reflection avoids it by default. + Whether the ID should be "simple" (name only). + The ID. + + + + Get a reference ID that is similar to the full name, but consistent between System.Reflection and Mono.Cecil. + + The call site to get the ID for. + The ID. + + + + Get a reference ID that is similar to the full name, but consistent between System.Reflection and Mono.Cecil. + + The method to get the ID for. + The name to use instead of the reference's own name. + The ID to use instead of the reference's declaring type ID. + Whether the type ID should be included or not. System.Reflection avoids it by default. + Whether the method is regarded as a proxy method or not. Setting this paramater to true will skip the first parameter. + Whether the ID should be "simple" (name only). + The ID. + + + + Get the "patch name" - the name of the target to patch - for the given member. + + The member to get the patch name for. + The patch name. + + + + Get the "patch name" - the name of the target to patch - for the given member. + + The member to get the patch name for. + The patch name. + + + + Clone the given method definition. + + The original method. + The method definition to apply the cloning process onto, or null to create a new method. + A clone of the original method. + + + + Clone the given method body. + + The original method body. + The method which will own the newly cloned method body. + A clone of the original method body. + + + + Force-update a generic parameter's position and type. + + The generic parameter to update. + The new position. + The new type. + The updated generic parameter. + + + + Resolve a given generic parameter in another context. + + The new context. + The original generic parameter. + A generic parameter provided by the given context which matches the original generic parameter. + + + + Relink the given member reference (metadata token provider). + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Relink the given type reference. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Relink the given method reference. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Relink the given callsite. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Relink the given field reference. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Relink the given parameter definition. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Clone the given parameter definition. + + The original parameter definition. + A clone of the original parameter definition. + + + + Relink the given custom attribute. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Clone the given custom attribute. + + The original custom attribute. + A clone of the original custom attribute. + + + + Relink the given generic parameter reference. + + The reference to relink. + The relinker to use during the relinking process. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Clone the given generic parameter. + + The original generic parameter. + A clone of the original generic parameter. + + + + Get the managed size of a given type. This matches an IL-level sizeof(t), even if it cannot be determined normally in C#. + Note that sizeof(t) != Marshal.SizeOf(t), f.e. when t is char. + + The type to get the size from. + The managed type size. + + + + Get a type which matches what the method should receive via ldarg.0 + + The method to obtain the "this" parameter type from. + The "this" parameter type. + + + + Get a native function pointer for a given method. This matches an IL-level ldftn. + + + The result of ldftn doesn't always match that of MethodHandle.GetFunctionPointer(). + For example, ldftn doesn't JIT-compile the method on mono, which thus keeps the class constructor untouched. + And on .NET, struct overrides (f.e. ToString) have got multiple entry points pointing towards the same code. + + The method to get a native function pointer for. + The native function pointer. + + + + A variant of ILGenerator which uses Mono.Cecil under the hood. + + + + + The underlying Mono.Cecil.Cil.ILProcessor. + + + + + Abstract version of System.Reflection.Emit.ILGenerator. See for proper documentation. + + + + + Get a "real" ILGenerator for this ILGeneratorShim. + + A "real" ILGenerator. + + + + Get the proxy type for a given ILGeneratorShim type. The proxy type implements ILGenerator. + + The ILGeneratorShim type. + The "real" ILGenerator type. + + + + Get the proxy type for a given ILGeneratorShim type. The proxy type implements ILGenerator. + + The ILGeneratorShim type. + The "real" ILGenerator type. + + + + Get the non-generic proxy type implementing ILGenerator. + + The "real" ILGenerator type, non-generic. + + + + A DynamicMethodDefinition "generator", responsible for generating a runtime MethodInfo from a DMD MethodDefinition. + + + + + + A DMDGenerator implementation using Mono.Cecil to build an in-memory assembly. + + + + + Fill the DynamicMethod with a stub. + + + + + Fill the DynamicMethod with a stub. + + + + + Emit a reference to an arbitrary object. Note that the references "leak." + + + + + Emit a reference to an arbitrary object. Note that the references "leak." + + + + + Emit a reference to an arbitrary object. Note that the references "leak." + + + + + Emit a reference to an arbitrary object. Note that the references "leak." + + + + + Allows you to remap library paths / names and specify loading flags. Useful for cross-platform compatibility. Applies only to DynDll. + + + + + Open a given library and get its handle. + + The library name. + Whether to skip using the mapping or not. + Any optional platform-specific flags. + The library handle. + + + + Try to open a given library and get its handle. + + The library name. + The library handle, or null if it failed loading. + Whether to skip using the mapping or not. + Any optional platform-specific flags. + True if the handle was obtained, false otherwise. + + + + Release a library handle obtained via OpenLibrary. Don't release the result of OpenLibrary(null)! + + The library handle. + + + + Get a function pointer for a function in the given library. + + The library handle. + The function name. + The function pointer. + + + + Get a function pointer for a function in the given library. + + The library handle. + The function name. + The function pointer, or null if it wasn't found. + True if the function pointer was obtained, false otherwise. + + + + Extension method wrapping Marshal.GetDelegateForFunctionPointer + + + + + Fill all static delegate fields with the DynDllImport attribute. + Call this early on in the static constructor. + + The type containing the DynDllImport delegate fields. + Any optional mappings similar to the static mappings. + + + + Fill all instance delegate fields with the DynDllImport attribute. + Call this early on in the constructor. + + An instance of a type containing the DynDllImport delegate fields. + Any optional mappings similar to the static mappings. + + + + Similar to DllImport, but requires you to run typeof(DeclaringType).ResolveDynDllImports(); + + + + + The library or library alias to use. + + + + + A list of possible entrypoints that the function can be resolved to. Implicitly includes the field name and delegate name. + + + + The library or library alias to use. + A list of possible entrypoints that the function can be resolved to. Implicitly includes the field name and delegate name. + + + + A mapping entry, to be used by . + + + + + The name as which the library will be resolved as. Useful to remap libraries or to provide full paths. + + + + + Platform-dependent loading flags. + + + + The name as which the library will be resolved as. Useful to remap libraries or to provide full paths. + Platform-dependent loading flags. + + + + The relinker callback delegate type. + + The reference (metadata token provider) to relink. + The generic context provided to relink generic references. + A relinked reference. + + + + Generic platform enum. + + + + + Bit applied to all OSes (Unknown, Windows, MacOS, ...). + + + + + On demand 64-bit platform bit. + + + + + Applied to all NT and NT-oid platforms (Windows). + + + + + Applied to all Unix and Unix-oid platforms (macOS, Linux, ...). + + + + + On demand ARM platform bit. + + + + + On demand Wine bit. DON'T RELY ON THIS. + + + + + Unknown OS. + + + + + Windows, using the NT kernel. + + + + + macOS, using the Darwin kernel. + + + + + Linux. + + + + + Android, using the Linux kernel. + + + + + iOS, sharing components with macOS. + + + + diff --git a/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/doorstop_config.ini b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/doorstop_config.ini new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a68f30f --- /dev/null +++ b/project/static/BepInEx_x64_5.4.22.0/doorstop_config.ini @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +[UnityDoorstop] +# Specifies whether assembly executing is enabled +enabled=true +# Specifies the path (absolute, or relative to the game's exe) to the DLL/EXE that should be executed by Doorstop +targetAssembly=BepInEx\core\BepInEx.Preloader.dll +# Specifies whether Unity's output log should be redirected to \output_log.txt +redirectOutputLog=false +# If enabled, DOORSTOP_DISABLE env var value is ignored +# USE THIS ONLY WHEN ASKED TO OR YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS +ignoreDisableSwitch=false +# Overrides default Mono DLL search path +# Sometimes it is needed to instruct Mono to seek its assemblies from a different path +# (e.g. mscorlib is stripped in original game) +# This option causes Mono to seek mscorlib and core libraries from a different folder before Managed +# Original Managed folder is added as a secondary folder in the search path +dllSearchPathOverride= \ No newline at end of file