Run code inside process with EasyHook

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I have been able to hook into specific processes using EasyHook, but I can't seem to find a way to run code when I first hook.

When I hook, I need to find a file handle connected to a specific file (No idea how to find a file handle like this...), and then run ReOpenFile in a way that will change the old file handle. Meaning that all calls to the old handle will go through to the new file.

Any ideas?

Posted 9-Nov-11 9:10am

KairuByte

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RaviRanjanKr · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-09T09:20:00

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Posted 9-Nov-11 9:20am

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KairuByte 9-Nov-11 15:26pm

I have tried running code in Run(), and it throws and exception that the only thing that can be run is a hook maker.

RaviRanjanKr 10-Nov-11 1:01am

what exception you are getting. please mentioned in your question and if possibly try to show your effort also. :)

KairuByte 13-Nov-11 15:33pm

It was an error relating to running a method.... But I got around it by just moving the code directly into the Run()... Which I realize is a bad thing. But it's just for testing at the moment.