// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2002-2024 PCSX2 Dev Team // SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0+ #pragma once #include "common/Assertions.h" #include "common/Console.h" #include "common/StringUtil.h" // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // TraceLogDescriptor // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Provides textual information for use by UIs; to give the end user a selection screen for // enabling/disabling logs, and also for saving the log settings to INI. // struct TraceLogDescriptor { // short name, alphanumerics only: used for saving/loading options. const char* ShortName; // Standard UI name for this log source. Used in menus, options dialogs. const char* Name; // Length description for use as a tooltip or menu item description. const char* Description; const char* GetShortName() const { pxAssumeMsg(Name, "Tracelog descriptors require a valid name!"); return ShortName ? ShortName : Name; } }; // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // BaseTraceLogSource // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // This class houses the base attributes for any trace log (to file or to console), which // only includes the logfile's name, description, and enabled bit (for UIs and ini files), // and an IsActive() method for determining if the log should be written or not. // // Derived classes then provide their own Write/DoWrite functions that format and write // the log to the intended target(s). // // All individual calls to log write functions should be responsible for checking the // status of the log via the IsActive() method manually (typically done via macro). This // is done in favor of internal checks because most logs include detailed/formatted // information, which itself can take a lot of cpu power to prepare. If the IsActive() // check is done top-level, the parameters' calculations can be skipped. If the IsActive() // check is done internally as part of the Write/Format calls, all parameters have to be // resolved regardless of if the log is actually active. // class BaseTraceLogSource { protected: const TraceLogDescriptor* m_Descriptor; public: // Indicates if the user has enabled this specific log. This boolean only represents // the configured status of this log, and does *NOT* actually mean the log is active // even when TRUE. Because many tracelogs have master enablers that act on a group // of logs, logging checks should always use IsActive() instead to determine if a log // should be processed or not. bool Enabled; protected: BaseTraceLogSource() : m_Descriptor(NULL) , Enabled(false) { } public: BaseTraceLogSource(const TraceLogDescriptor* desc) { pxAssumeMsg(desc, "Trace logs must have a valid (non-NULL) descriptor."); Enabled = false; m_Descriptor = desc; } // Provides a categorical identifier, typically in "group.subgroup.subgroup" form. // (use periods in favor of colons, since they do not require escape characters when // written to ini/config files). virtual std::string GetCategory() const { return std::string(); } // This method should be used to determine if a log should be generated or not. // See the class overview comments for details on how and why this method should // be used. virtual bool IsActive() const { return Enabled; } virtual const char* GetShortName() const { return m_Descriptor->GetShortName(); } virtual const char* GetName() const { return m_Descriptor->Name; } virtual const char* GetDescription() const { return (m_Descriptor->Description != NULL) ? m_Descriptor->Description : ""; } virtual bool HasDescription() const { return m_Descriptor->Description != NULL; } }; // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // TextFileTraceLog // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // This class is tailored for performance logging to file. It does not support console // colors or wide/unicode text conversion. // class TextFileTraceLog : public BaseTraceLogSource { public: TextFileTraceLog(const TraceLogDescriptor* desc) : BaseTraceLogSource(desc) { } bool Write(const char* fmt, ...) const { va_list list; va_start(list, fmt); WriteV(fmt, list); va_end(list); return false; } bool WriteV(const char* fmt, va_list list) const { std::string ascii; ApplyPrefix(ascii); ascii += StringUtil::StdStringFromFormatV(fmt, list); DoWrite(ascii.c_str()); return false; } virtual void ApplyPrefix(std::string& ascii) const {} virtual void DoWrite(const char* fmt) const = 0; }; // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // ConsoleLogSource // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // This class is tailored for logging to console. It applies default console color attributes // to all writes, and supports both char and wxChar (Ascii and UF8/16) formatting. // class ConsoleLogSource : public BaseTraceLogSource { public: ConsoleColors DefaultColor; protected: ConsoleLogSource() : DefaultColor(Color_Gray) { } public: ConsoleLogSource(const TraceLogDescriptor* desc, ConsoleColors defaultColor = Color_Gray) : BaseTraceLogSource(desc) { DefaultColor = defaultColor; } // Writes to the console using the source's default color. Note that the source's default // color will always be used, thus ConsoleColorScope() will not be effectual unless the // console's default color is Color_Default. bool Write(const char* fmt, ...) const { va_list list; va_start(list, fmt); WriteV(fmt, list); va_end(list); return false; } // Writes to the console using the specified color. This overrides the default color setting // for this log. bool Write(ConsoleColors color, const char* fmt, ...) const { va_list list; va_start(list, fmt); WriteV(color, fmt, list); va_end(list); return false; } bool WriteV(const char* fmt, va_list list) const { Console.FormatV(fmt, list); return false; } bool WriteV(ConsoleColors color, const char* fmt, va_list list) const { Console.FormatV(color, fmt, list); return false; } };