Method SetupMenu

ui/ui.cpp:229–790

void GlobalDebuggerUI::SetupMenu(UIContext* context)
{
	auto requireBinaryView = [](const UIActionContext& ctxt) {
		return ctxt.binaryView;
	};

	auto notConnected = [=](const UIActionContext& ctxt) {
		if (!ctxt.binaryView)
			return false;
		// TODO: these two calls should be combined into something like GetControllerIfExists
		// The reason why we must avoid creating a new debugger controller here is because these enable callbacks
		// are called in unpredictable order compared to the destroy of the controller when we close a tab.
		// There is a chance that we first destroy the controller, and they quickly recreate it, causing a memory
		// leak for the underlying binary view.
		if (!DebuggerController::ControllerExists(ctxt.binaryView))
			return false;
		auto controller = DebuggerController::GetController(ctxt.binaryView);
		if (!controller)
			return false;

		return !controller->IsConnected();
	};

	auto connected = [=](const UIActionContext& ctxt) {
		if (!ctxt.binaryView)
			return false;
		if (!DebuggerController::ControllerExists(ctxt.binaryView))
			return false;
		auto controller = DebuggerController::GetController(ctxt.binaryView);
		if (!controller)
			return false;

		return controller->IsConnected();
	};

	auto connectedAndStopped = [=](const UIActionContext& ctxt) {
		if (!ctxt.binaryView)
			return false;
		if (!DebuggerController::ControllerExists(ctxt.binaryView))
			return false;
		auto controller = DebuggerController::GetController(ctxt.binaryView);
		if (!controller)
			return false;

		return controller->IsConnected() && (!controller->IsRunning());
	};

	auto connectedAndRunning = [=](const UIActionContext& ctxt) {
		if (!ctxt.binaryView)
			return false;
		if (!DebuggerController::ControllerExists(ctxt.binaryView))
			return false;
		auto controller = DebuggerController::GetController(ctxt.binaryView);
		if (!controller)
			return false;

		return controller->IsConnected() && controller->IsRunning();
	};