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The interface gum_invocation_context_get_nth_argument can be leveraged to obtain the argument only if we know the index and the data type of the parameter.
The problem is, how can I access the two things while the program is running?
If I attach lots of functions on a single listener, and assume I can't figure out the exact one within the _on_enter interface. How can I print all the arguments of the functions I attached within the _on_enter interface?
Update: What if the target function is variadic? How to print all its arguments in a elegant way within the running program?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The interface
gum_invocation_context_get_nth_argument
can be leveraged to obtain the argument only if we know the index and the data type of the parameter.The problem is, how can I access the two things while the program is running?
If I attach lots of functions on a single
listener
, and assume I can't figure out the exact one within the_on_enter
interface. How can I print all the arguments of the functions I attached within the_on_enter
interface?Update: What if the target function is variadic? How to print all its arguments in a elegant way within the running program?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: