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## -*- tcl -*-
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# # ## ### ##### ######## ############# #####################
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## Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Andreas Kupries.
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#
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# This software is licensed as described in the file LICENSE, which
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# you should have received as part of this distribution.
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#
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# This software consists of voluntary contributions made by many
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# individuals. For exact contribution history, see the revision
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# history and logs, available at http://fossil-scm.hwaci.com/fossil
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## Utility package, basic user feedback
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## Requirements
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package require Tcl 8.4 ; # Required runtime
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package require snit ; # OO system.
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package require vc::tools::mem ; # Memory tracking.
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##
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snit::type ::vc::tools::log {
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## Public API, Methods
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# Write the message 'text' to log, for the named 'system'. The
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# message is written if and only if the message verbosity is less
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# or equal the chosen verbosity. A message of verbosity 0 cannot
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# be blocked.
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typemethod write {verbosity system text} {
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if {$verbosity > $myloglevel} return
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uplevel #0 [linsert $mylogcmd end write [System $system] \
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[uplevel 1 [list ::subst $text]]]
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return
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}
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# Similar to write, especially in the handling of the verbosity,
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# to drive progress displays. It signals that for some long
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# running operation we are at tick 'n' of at most 'max' ticks. An
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# empty 'max' indicates an infinite progress display.
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typemethod progress {verbosity system n max} {
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if {!$myprogress} return
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if {$verbosity > $myloglevel} return
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uplevel #0 [linsert $mylogcmd end progress [System $system] $n $max]
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return
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}
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typemethod visible? {verbosity} {
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return [expr {$verbosity <= $myloglevel}]
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}
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# Public API, Administrative methods
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# Set verbosity to the chosen 'level'. Only messages with a level
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# less or equal to this one will be shown.
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typemethod verbosity {level} {
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if {$level < 1} {set level 0}
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set myloglevel $level
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return
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}
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typemethod verbose {} {
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incr myloglevel
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return
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}
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typemethod noprogress {} {
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set myprogress 0
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return
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}
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typemethod quiet {} {
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if {$myloglevel < 1} return
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incr myloglevel -1
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return
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}
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# Query the currently set verbosity.
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typemethod verbosity? {} {
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return $myloglevel
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}
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# Set the log callback handling the actual output of messages going
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# through the package.
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typemethod command {cmdprefix} {
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variable mylogcmd $cmdprefix
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return
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}
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# Register a system name, to enable tabular formatting. This is
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# done by setting up a format specifier with a proper width. This
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# is handled in the generation command, before the output callback
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# is invoked.
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typemethod register {name} {
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set nlen [string length $name]
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if {$nlen < $mysyslen} return
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set mysyslen $nlen
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set mysysfmt %-${mysyslen}s
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return
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}
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# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
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## Internal, state
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typevariable myloglevel 2 ; # Some verbosity, not too much
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typevariable mylogcmd ::vc::tools::log::OUT ; # Standard output to stdout.
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typevariable mysysfmt %s ; # Non-tabular formatting.
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typevariable mysyslen 0 ; # Ditto.
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typevariable myprogress 1 ; # Progress output is standard.
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## Internal, helper methods (formatting, dispatch)
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proc System {s} {
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::variable mysysfmt
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return [format $mysysfmt $s]
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}
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## Standard output callback, module internal
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# Dispatch to the handlers of the possible operations.
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proc OUT {op args} {
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eval [linsert $args 0 ::vc::tools::log::OUT/$op]
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return
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}
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# Write handler. Each message is a line.
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proc OUT/write {system text} {
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set m [mlog]
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regsub -all {[^ ]} $m { } b
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puts "$m$system [join [split $text \n] "\n$b$system "]"
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mlimit
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return
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}
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# Progress handler. Uses \r to return to the beginning of the
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# current line without advancing.
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proc OUT/progress {system n max} {
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if {$max eq {}} {
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puts -nonewline "$system $n\r"
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} else {
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puts -nonewline "$system [format %[string length $max]s $n]/$max\r"
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}
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flush stdout
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return
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}
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# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
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## Configuration
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pragma -hasinstances no ; # singleton
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pragma -hastypeinfo no ; # no introspection
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pragma -hastypedestroy no ; # immortal
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}
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namespace eval ::vc::tools {
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namespace export log
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namespace eval log {
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namespace import ::vc::tools::mem::mlog
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namespace import ::vc::tools::mem::mlimit
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}
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}
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Ready
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package provide vc::tools::log 1.0
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return
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