My diagnostic log file entries are looking pretty nice so decided to share. Whenever I enter/exit a function, I increment +1/-1 the indention level. All logging entries are done at the indent level parameter.
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14:25:52 ----------------------------------------------
14:25:52 WIKBatchRelease.DLL loaded.
14:25:52 KfxReleaseScript::Class_Initialize() {}
14:25:52 ReleaseScript::OpenScript() {
14:25:52 CustomProperties("KeyfileServer") = 'SERVER'
14:25:52 CustomProperties("KeyfileUser") = 'SUPER'
14:25:52 CustomProperties("KeyfilePassword") = '******'
14:25:52 CustomProperties("ContainerObjId") = 'SERVER.24DM63J.0G9VG2L'
14:25:52 Connecting to Keyfile ...
14:25:52 Connected.
14:25:52 return (0)
14:25:52 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::ReleaseDoc() {
14:25:54 Forced error for diagnostic purposes.
14:25:54 return (-1)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::ReleaseDoc() {
14:25:54 Forced error for diagnostic purposes.
14:25:54 return (-1)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::ReleaseDoc() {
14:25:54 Forced error for diagnostic purposes.
14:25:54 return (-1)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::ReleaseDoc() {
14:25:54 Forced error for diagnostic purposes.
14:25:54 return (-1)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::ReleaseDoc() {
14:25:54 Forced error for diagnostic purposes.
14:25:54 return (-1)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 ReleaseScript::CloseScript() {
14:25:54 return (0)
14:25:54 }
14:25:54 KfxReleaseScript::Class_Terminate() {}
In a more complex program involving nested function calls, this makes it very easy to figure out the call stack and error conditions.
Very nice. I had something very similar for my Starcraft plugin.
did you do that with AOP, or manually?