A hook is a point in the system message-handling mechanism where an application
can install a subroutine to monitor the message traffic in the system and process
certain types of messages before they reach the target window procedure.
Declaration Syntax| C# |
public class Hook : Component
Members| All Members | Constructors | Methods | Properties | Events | |
| Icon | Member | Description |
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 | Hook(HookType, Hook..::.HookCallback, Boolean, Boolean) |
Creates a new hook and hooks it.
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| Hook(HookType, Boolean, Boolean) |
Creates a new hook.
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| Hook(IContainer) |
Creates a new hook.
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| Hook()()() |
Creates a new hook.
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 | Callback |
Occurs when the hook's callback is called.
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 | Dispose(Boolean) |
Unhooks the hook if necessary.
(Overrides Component.Dispose(Boolean).) |
 | Hooked |
Whether this hook has been started.
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| InternalCallback(Int32, IntPtr, IntPtr) |
Override this method if you want to prevent a call
to the CallNextHookEx method or if you want to return
a different return value. For most hooks this is not needed.
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| StartHook()()() |
Hooks the hook.
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| Type |
The type of the hook.
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| Unhook()()() |
Unhooks the hook.
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