Feature request: Implement a method that allows to get current time-travel position to use it in LINQ queries

[vladimirklign]

Feature request:
There is no method (at least I did not find it) that allows to do something like that:

0:000> @$curpos = @$cursession.TTD.CurrentPosition
0:000> dx @$cursession.TTD.Memory(0x12345678, 0x12345680, "w").Where(x => (x.TimeStart > @$curpos) && (x.TimeEnd < @$anotherpos))

Thank you!

[KenSykes]

We have this today. Each thread in the process has a current position:

dx -g @$curprocess.Threads.Select(x => new { Id = x.Id, Position = x.TTD.Position })
======================================
=             = Id        = Position =
======================================
= [0x5324]    - 0x5324    - E:0      =
= [0xd300]    - 0xd300    - 3A9:0    =
======================================

If you mean the position of the thread the debugger is currently viewing you can use this:

Time Travel Position: E:0 [Unindexed] Index
ntdll!LdrInitializeThunk:
00007ff9`373c42a0 4053            push    rbx
0:000> dx @$curthread.TTD.Position
@$curthread.TTD.Position : E:0
    Sequence         : 0xe
    Steps            : 0x0
    SeekTo           [Method which seeks to time position]
    ToSystemTime     [Method which obtains the approximate system time at a given position]