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# -- Colin McCormack / originally Wub server utilities
#
# Debugging areas of interest are represented by 'tokens' which have
# independantly settable levels of interest (an integer, higher is more detailed)
#
# Debug narrative is provided as a tcl script whose value is [subst]ed in the
# caller's scope if and only if the current level of interest matches or exceeds
# the Debug call's level of detail. This is useful, as one can place arbitrarily
# complex narrative in code without unnecessarily evaluating it.
#
# TODO: potentially different streams for different areas of interest.
# (currently only stderr is used. there is some complexity in efficient
# cross-threaded streams.)
# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
## Requisites
package require Tcl 8.5
namespace eval ::debug {
namespace export -clear \
define on off prefix suffix header trailer \
names 2array level setting parray pdict
namespace ensemble create -subcommands {}
}
# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
## API & Implementation
proc ::debug::noop {args} {}
proc ::debug::debug {tag message {level 1}} {
variable detail
if {$detail($tag) < $level} {
#puts stderr "$tag @@@ $detail($tag) >= $level"
return
}
variable prefix
variable suffix
variable header
variable trailer
variable fds
if {[info exists fds($tag)]} {
set fd $fds($tag)
} else {
set fd stderr
}
# Assemble the shown text from the user message and the various
# prefixes and suffices (global + per-tag).
set themessage ""
if {[info exists prefix(::)]} { append themessage $prefix(::) }
if {[info exists prefix($tag)]} { append themessage $prefix($tag) }
append themessage $message
if {[info exists suffix($tag)]} { append themessage $suffix($tag) }
if {[info exists suffix(::)]} { append themessage $suffix(::) }
# Resolve variables references and command invokations embedded
# into the message with plain text.
set code [catch {
set smessage [uplevel 1 [list ::subst -nobackslashes $themessage]]
set sheader [uplevel 1 [list ::subst -nobackslashes $header]]
set strailer [uplevel 1 [list ::subst -nobackslashes $trailer]]
} __ eo]
# And dump an internal error if that resolution failed.
if {$code} {
if {[catch {
set caller [info level -1]
}]} { set caller GLOBAL }
if {[string length $caller] >= 1000} {
set caller "[string range $caller 0 200]...[string range $caller end-200 end]"
}
foreach line [split $caller \n] {
puts -nonewline $fd "@@(DebugError from $tag ($eo): $line)"
}
return
}
# From here we have a good message to show. We only shorten it a
# bit if its a bit excessive in size.
if {[string length $smessage] > 4096} {
set head [string range $smessage 0 2048]
set tail [string range $smessage end-2048 end]
set smessage "${head}...(truncated)...$tail"
}
foreach line [split $smessage \n] {
puts $fd "$sheader$tag | $line$strailer"
}
return
}
# names - return names of debug tags
proc ::debug::names {} {
variable detail
return [lsort [array names detail]]
}
proc ::debug::2array {} {
variable detail
set result {}
foreach n [lsort [array names detail]] {
if {[interp alias {} debug.$n] ne "::Debug::noop"} {
lappend result $n $detail($n)
} else {
lappend result $n -$detail($n)
}
}
return $result
}
# level - set level and fd for tag
proc ::debug::level {tag {level ""} {fd {}}} {
variable detail
# TODO: Force level >=0.
if {$level ne ""} {
set detail($tag) $level
}
if {![info exists detail($tag)]} {
set detail($tag) 1
}
variable fds
if {$fd ne {}} {
set fds($tag) $fd
}
return $detail($tag)
}
proc ::debug::header {text} { variable header $text }
proc ::debug::trailer {text} { variable trailer $text }
proc ::debug::define {tag} {
if {[interp alias {} debug.$tag] ne {}} return
off $tag
return
}
# Set a prefix/suffix to use for tag.
# The global (tag-independent) prefix/suffix is adressed through tag '::'.
# This works because colon (:) is an illegal character for user-specified tags.
proc ::debug::prefix {tag {theprefix {}}} {
variable prefix
set prefix($tag) $theprefix
if {[interp alias {} debug.$tag] ne {}} return
off $tag
return
}
proc ::debug::suffix {tag {theprefix {}}} {
variable suffix
set suffix($tag) $theprefix
if {[interp alias {} debug.$tag] ne {}} return
off $tag
return
}
# turn on debugging for tag
proc ::debug::on {tag {level ""} {fd {}}} {
variable active
set active($tag) 1
level $tag $level $fd
interp alias {} debug.$tag {} ::debug::debug $tag
return
}
# turn off debugging for tag
proc ::debug::off {tag {level ""} {fd {}}} {
variable active
set active($tag) 1
level $tag $level $fd
interp alias {} debug.$tag {} ::debug::noop
return
}
proc ::debug::setting {args} {
if {[llength $args] == 1} {
set args [lindex $args 0]
}
set fd stderr
if {[llength $args] % 2} {
set fd [lindex $args end]
set args [lrange $args 0 end-1]
}
foreach {tag level} $args {
if {$level > 0} {
level $tag $level $fd
interp alias {} debug.$tag {} ::debug::debug $tag
} else {
level $tag [expr {-$level}] $fd
interp alias {} debug.$tag {} ::debug::noop
}
}
return
}
# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
## Convenience command. Format an array as multi-line message.
proc ::debug::parray {a {pattern *}} {
upvar 1 $a array
if {![array exists array]} {
error "\"$a\" isn't an array"
}
pdict [array get array] $pattern
}
proc ::debug::pdict {dict {pattern *}} {
set maxl 0
set names [lsort -dict [dict keys $dict $pattern]]
foreach name $names {
if {[string length $name] > $maxl} {
set maxl [string length $name]
}
}
set maxl [expr {$maxl + 2}]
set lines {}
foreach name $names {
set nameString [format %s(%s) $name]
lappend lines [format "%-*s = %s" \
$maxl $nameString \
[dict get $dict $name]]
}
return [join $lines \n]
}
# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
namespace eval debug {
variable detail ; # map: TAG -> level of interest
variable prefix ; # map: TAG -> message prefix to use
variable suffix ; # map: TAG -> message suffix to use
variable fds ; # map: TAG -> handle of open channel to log to.
variable header {} ; # per-line heading, subst'ed
variable trailer {} ; # per-line ending, subst'ed
# Notes:
# - The tag '::' is reserved. "prefix" and "suffix" use it to store
# the global message prefix / suffix.
# - prefix and suffix are applied per message.
# - header and trailer are per line. And should not generate multiple lines!
}
# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
## Ready
package provide debug 1.0.2
return
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