//

// StringAdaptor.cs

//

// Author: Jeffrey Stedfast <jeff@xamarin.com>

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using Microsoft.Samples.Debugging.CorDebug;

using Mono.Debugging.Evaluation;

namespace Mono.Debugging.Win32

{

public class StringAdaptor: IStringAdaptor

{

readonly CorEvaluationContext ctx;

readonly CorStringValue str;

readonly CorValRef obj;

public StringAdaptor (EvaluationContext ctx, CorValRef obj, CorStringValue str)

{

this.ctx = (CorEvaluationContext) ctx;

this.str = str;

this.obj = obj;

}

public int Length {

get { return str.Length; }

}

public string Value {

get { return str.String; }

}

public string Substring (int index, int length)

{

return str.String.Substring (index, length);

}

}

}