source: trunk/MagicSoft/Mars/mbase/MLog.cc@ 2542

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!   Author(s): Thomas Bretz  12/2000 <mailto:tbretz@uni-sw.gwdg.de>
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!   Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2001
!
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\* ======================================================================== */


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// MLog
//
// This is what we call the logging-system.
//
// It is derived from the C++ streaming classes and can handle our
// logging. The log output can be redirected to stdout, stderr, any other
// stream or a root window.
//
// There is a global log-instance which you can use like cout, id is gLog.
// A log-instance of your choice (gLog by default) is destributed to all
// Task which are used in an eventloop, so that you can redirect the output
// of one eventloop to where you want..
//
// The MLog stream has the advantage, that it can be used like the common
// C++ streams (for example cout). It can redirect the stream to different
// outputs (console, file, GUI) if necessary at the same time.
//
// It supports different debug levels. The debug level of the current
// stream contents is set by SetDebugLevel, the output level of the
// current stream can be set by SetOutputLevel.
//
// The header file MLogManip.h contains so called manipulators (like flush
// or setw from iomanip.h) which can manipulate these levels from within
// stream, for example:
//    gLog << debug(3) << "Hallo World " << endl;
// sets the debug level of the following stream to 3
//
// edev(), ddev() can be used to enable/disable an output device from
// within the stream. The enumerations are defined in MLog::_flags
//
// Commonly used abbreviations are also defined:
//    dbginf  Prints source file name and line number. Used for output
//            which people may like to look up in the code
//    all     Is streamed to the output in any case. Used for outputs
//            which are requested by the user (eg TObject::Print)
//    err     Should be used for fatal errors which stops the current
//            processing, eg:
//              gLog << err << "ERROR: TObject::Copy - Stopped" << endl;
//    warn    Warning means an error occured, but it is not clear whether
//            this results further procesing or not.
//    inf     Informs the user about what's going on. Mostly usefull for
//            debugging, but in general not necessary at all.
//    dbg     Use this for your private purpose to mark something as debug
//            output. This is _not_ ment to be persistent!
//
// If your console is capable of ANSI colors the stream is displayed
// in several colors:
//    all:    default
//    err:    red
//    warn:   yellow/brown
//    inf:    green
//    dbg:    blue (and all other levels)
//
// If you have a dark background on your console you might want to set
// an environment variable, eg:
//    export MARSDEFINES=-DHAVE_DARKBACKGROUND
// and recompile MLog.
//
// If your console can display it also 'underline' can be used. This
// underlines a text till the next 'endl', eg:
//    gLog << underline << "This is important!" << endl;
//
// To switch off ANSI support call: SetNoColors()
//
// gLog is a global stream defined like cout or cerr
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "MLog.h"

#include <stdlib.h>     // mkstemp

#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>

#ifdef _REENTRANT
#include <TMutex.h>
#endif
#include <TGTextView.h>

ClassImp(MLog);

using namespace std;

// root 3.02:
// check for TObjectWarning, TObject::Info, gErrorIgnoreLevel

const char MLog::kESC = '\033'; // (char)27
const char *const MLog::kEsc       = "\033[";
const char *const MLog::kReset     = "\033[0m";
const char *const MLog::kRed       = "\033[31m";
const char *const MLog::kGreen     = "\033[32m";
#ifdef HAVE_DARKBACKGROUND
const char *const MLog::kYellow    = "\033[33m\033[1m";
#else
const char *const MLog::kYellow    = "\033[33m";
#endif
const char *const MLog::kBlue      = "\033[34m";
const char *const MLog::kUnderline = "\033[4m";;
const char *const MLog::kBlink     = "\033[5m";;
const char *const MLog::kBright    = "\033[1m";;
const char *const MLog::kDark      = "\033[2m";;

//
// This is the definition of the global log facility
//
MLog gLog;

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// this strange usage of an unbufferd buffer is a workaround
// to make it work on Alpha and Linux!
//
void MLog::Init()
{
    setp(&fBuffer, &fBuffer+1);
    *this << '\0';

#ifdef _REENTRANT
    //
    // Creat drawing semaphore
    //
    fMuxGui = new TMutex;
#endif
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// default constructor which initializes the streamer and sets the device
// which is used for the output (i)
//
MLog::MLog(int i) : ostream(this), fPPtr(fBase), fEPtr(fBase+bsz), fOutputLevel(0), fDebugLevel((unsigned)-1), fDevice(i), fIsNull(kFALSE), fOut(NULL), fOutAllocated(kFALSE), fGui(NULL), fNumLines(0)
{
    Init();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// default constructor which initializes the streamer and sets the given
// ofstream as the default output device
//
MLog::MLog(ofstream &out) : ostream(this), fPPtr(fBase), fEPtr(fBase+bsz), fOutputLevel(0), fDebugLevel((unsigned)-1), fDevice(eFile), fIsNull(kFALSE), fOut(&out), fOutAllocated(kFALSE), fGui(NULL), fNumLines(0)
{
    Init();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// default constructor which initializes the streamer and sets the given
// TGTextView as the default output device
//
MLog::MLog(TGTextView &out) : ostream(this), fPPtr(fBase), fEPtr(fBase+bsz), fOutputLevel(0), fDebugLevel((unsigned)-1), fDevice(eGui), fOut(NULL), fOutAllocated(kFALSE), fGui(&out), fNumLines(0)
{
    Init();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// default constructor which initializes the streamer and opens a file with
// the given name. Dependend on the flag the file is set as output device
// or not.
//
MLog::MLog(const char *fname, int flag) : ostream(this), fPPtr(fBase), fEPtr(fBase+bsz), fOutputLevel(0), fDebugLevel((unsigned)-1), fDevice(eFile), fIsNull(kFALSE), fGui(NULL), fNumLines(0)
{
    Init();

    AllocateFile(fname);
    CheckFlag(eFile, flag);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Destructor, destroying the gui mutex.
//
MLog::~MLog()
{
    DeallocateFile();
#ifdef _REENTRANT
    delete fMuxGui;
#endif
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// copyt constructor
//
/*
MLog::MLog(MLog const& log)
{
//    fOutputLevel = log.fOutputLevel;
//    fDebugLevel  = log.fDebugLevel;
//    fDevice      = log.fDevice;
}
*/

void MLog::Underline()
{
    SetBit(kIsUnderlined);

    if (TestBit(eNoColors))
        return;

    if (fDevice&eStdout)
        cout << kUnderline;

    if (fDevice&eStderr)
        cerr << kUnderline;
}

void MLog::Output(ostream &out, int len)
{
    if (!TestBit(eNoColors))
        switch (fOutputLevel)
        {
            // do not output reset. Otherwise we reset underline in 0-mode
            // case 1: out << MLog::kReset; break; // all
        case 0:  break; // all = background color
        case 1:  out << MLog::kRed;     break;  // err
        case 2:  out << MLog::kYellow;  break;  // warn
        case 3:  out << MLog::kGreen;   break;  // inf
        default: out << MLog::kBlue;    break;  // all others (dbg)
        }

    if (len>0)
    {
        // Check for EOL
        const Int_t endline = fBase[len-1]=='\n' ? 1 : 0;
        // output text to screen (without trailing '\n')
        out << TString(fBase, len-endline);
        // reset colors if working with colors
        if (!TestBit(eNoColors))
            out << kReset;
        // output EOL of check found EOL
        if (endline)
        {
            out << '\n';
            // Check whether text was underlined
            if (TestBit(kIsUnderlined) && TestBit(eNoColors))
            {
                out << setw(len-1) << setfill('-') << "" << "\n";
                ResetBit(kIsUnderlined);
            }
        }
    }
    out.flush();
}

void MLog::AddGuiLine(const TString &line)
{
    // add a new TString* to the array of gui lines
    TString **newstr = new TString*[fNumLines+1];
    memcpy(newstr, fGuiLines, fNumLines*sizeof(TString*));
    if (fNumLines>0)
        delete fGuiLines;
    fGuiLines = newstr;

    // add Gui line as last line of array
    fGuiLines[fNumLines++] = new TString(line);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This is the function which writes the stream physically to a device.
// If you want to add a new device this must be done here.
//
void MLog::WriteBuffer()
{
    //
    // restart writing to the buffer at its first char
    //
    const int len = fPPtr - fBase;

    fPPtr = fBase;

    if (fIsNull)
        return;

    if (fDevice&eStdout)
        Output(cout, len);

    if (fDevice&eStderr)
        Output(cerr, len);

    if (fDevice&eFile && fOut)
        fOut->write(fBase, len);

    if (fDevice&eGui && fGui)
    {
        // check whether the current text was flushed or endl'ed
        const Int_t endline = fBase[len-1]=='\n' ? 1 : 0;

        // for the gui remove trailing characters ('\n' or '\0')
        fBase[len-endline]='\0';

        // add new text to line storage
        fGuiLine += fBase;

        if (endline)
        {
            AddGuiLine(fGuiLine);
            fGuiLine = "";

            // Check whether text should be underlined
            if (endline && TestBit(kIsUnderlined))
            {
                AddGuiLine("");
                fGuiLines[fNumLines-1]->Append('-', fGuiLines[fNumLines-2]->Length());
                ResetBit(kIsUnderlined);
            }
        }
    }
}

void MLog::UpdateGui()
{
    if (fNumLines==0)
        return;

    // lock mutex
    Lock();

    TGText &txt=*fGui->GetText();

    // copy lines to TGListBox
    for (int i=0; i<fNumLines; i++)
    {
        // Replace all tabs by 7 white spaces
        fGuiLines[i]->ReplaceAll("\t", "       ");
        txt.InsText(TGLongPosition(0, txt.RowCount()), *fGuiLines[i]);
        delete fGuiLines[i];
    }
    delete fGuiLines;

    fNumLines=0;

    // cut text box top 1000 lines
    //    while (txt.RowCount()>1000)
    //        txt.DelLine(1);

    // show last entry
    fGui->Layout();
    fGui->SetVsbPosition(txt.RowCount()-1);

    // tell a main loop, that list box contents have changed
    fGui->SetBit(kHasChanged);

    // release mutex
    UnLock();
}

void MLog::Lock()
{
#ifdef _REENTRANT
    fMuxGui->Lock();
#endif
}

void MLog::UnLock()
{
#ifdef _REENTRANT
    fMuxGui->UnLock();
#endif
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This is called to flush the buffer of the streaming devices
//
int MLog::sync()
{
    Lock();
    WriteBuffer();
    UnLock();

    if (fDevice&eStdout)
    {
        if (!TestBit(eNoColors))
            cout << kReset;
        cout.flush();
    }

    if (fDevice&eStderr)
        cerr.flush();

    if (fDevice&eFile && fOut)
        fOut->flush();

    return 0;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This function comes from streambuf and should
// output the buffer to the device (flush, endl)
// or handle a buffer overflow (too many chars)
// If a real overflow happens i contains the next
// chars which doesn't fit into the buffer anymore.
// If the buffer is not really filled i is EOF(-1).
//
int MLog::overflow(int i) // i=EOF means not a real overflow
{
    //
    // no output if
    //
    if (fOutputLevel <= fDebugLevel)
    {
        Lock();

        *fPPtr++ = (char)i;

        if (fPPtr == fEPtr)
            WriteBuffer();

        UnLock();
    }

    return 0;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Create a new instance of an file output stream
// an set the corresponding flag
//
void MLog::AllocateFile(const char *fname)
{
    // gcc 3.2:
    char *txt = (char*)"logXXXXXX";
    fOut = fname ? new ofstream(fname) : new ofstream(/*mkstemp(*/txt/*)*/);
    fOutAllocated = kTRUE;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// if fout was allocated by this instance of MLooging
// delete it.
//
void MLog::DeallocateFile()
{
    if (fOutAllocated)
        delete fOut;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// if necessary delete the old in stance of the file
// output stream and create a new one
//
void MLog::ReallocateFile(const char *fname)
{
    DeallocateFile();
    AllocateFile(fname);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This function checks if a device should get enabled or disabled.
//
void MLog::CheckFlag(Flags_t chk, int flag)
{
    if (flag==-1)
        return;

    flag ? EnableOutputDevice(chk) : DisableOutputDevice(chk);
}