scummvm/gui/debugger.h

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#ifndef GUI_DEBUGGER_H
#define GUI_DEBUGGER_H

#include "common/func.h"
#include "common/ptr.h"
#include "common/hashmap.h"
#include "common/hash-str.h"
#include "common/array.h"
#include "common/str-array.h"

namespace GUI {

#ifndef USE_TEXT_CONSOLE_FOR_DEBUGGER
class ConsoleDialog;
#endif

class Debugger {
public:
	Debugger();
	virtual ~Debugger();

	int getCharsPerLine();

	int debugPrintf(const char *format, ...) GCC_PRINTF(2, 3);

	void debugPrintColumns(const Common::StringArray &list);

	/**
	 * The onFrame() method should be invoked by the engine at regular
	 * intervals (usually once per main loop iteration) whenever the
	 * debugger is attached.
	 * This will open up the console and accept user input if certain
	 * preconditions are met, such as the frame countdown having
	 * reached zero.
	 *
	 * Subclasses can override this to e.g. check for breakpoints being
	 * triggered.
	 */
	virtual void onFrame();

	/**
	 * 'Attach' the debugger. This ensures that the next time onFrame()
	 * is invoked, the debugger will activate and accept user input.
	 */
	virtual void attach(const char *entry = 0);

	/**
	 * Return true if the debugger is currently active (i.e. executing
	 * a command or waiting for use input).
	 */
	bool isActive() const { return _isActive; }

protected:
	typedef Common::Functor2<int, const char **, bool> Debuglet;

	/**
	 * Convenience macro that makes it easier to register a method
	 * of a debugger subclass as a command.
	 * Usage example:
	 *   registerCmd("COMMAND", WRAP_METHOD(MyDebugger, myCmd));
	 * would register the method MyDebugger::myCmd(int, const char **)
	 * under the command name "COMMAND".
	 */
	#define WRAP_METHOD(cls, method) \
		new Common::Functor2Mem<int, const char **, bool, cls>(this, &cls::method)

	enum VarType {
		DVAR_BYTE,
		DVAR_INT,
		DVAR_BOOL,
		DVAR_INTARRAY,
		DVAR_STRING
	};

	struct Var {
		Common::String name;
		void *variable;
		VarType type;
		int arraySize;
	};

private:
	/**
	 * Register a variable with the debugger. This allows the user to read and modify
	 * this variable.
	 * @param varname	the identifier with which the user may access the variable
	 * @param variable	pointer to the actual storage of the variable
	 * @param type		the type of the variable (byte, int, bool, ...)
	 * @param arraySize	for type DVAR_INTARRAY this specifies the size of the array
	 */
	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, void *variable, VarType type, int arraySize);

protected:
	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, byte *variable) {
		registerVar(varname, variable, DVAR_BYTE, 0);
	}

	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, int *variable) {
		registerVar(varname, variable, DVAR_INT, 0);
	}

	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, bool *variable) {
		registerVar(varname, variable, DVAR_BOOL, 0);
	}

	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, int32 **variable, int arraySize) {
		registerVar(varname, variable, DVAR_INTARRAY, arraySize);
	}

	void registerVar(const Common::String &varname, Common::String *variable) {
		registerVar(varname, variable, DVAR_STRING, 0);
	}

	void registerCmd(const Common::String &cmdname, Debuglet *debuglet);


private:
	/**
	 * The frame countdown specifies a number of frames that must pass
	 * until the console will show up. This value is decremented by one
	 * each time onFrame() is called, until it reaches 0, at which point
	 * onFrame() will open the console and handle input into it.
	 *
	 * The user can modify this value using the debug_countdown command.
	 *
	 * Note: The console must be in *attached* state, otherwise, it
	 * won't show up (and the countdown won't count down either).
	 */
	uint _frameCountdown;

	Common::Array<Var> _vars;

	typedef Common::HashMap<Common::String, Common::SharedPtr<Debuglet>, Common::IgnoreCase_Hash, Common::IgnoreCase_EqualTo> CommandsMap;
	CommandsMap _cmds;

	/**
	 * True if the debugger is currently active (i.e. executing
	 * a command or waiting for use input).
	 */
	bool _isActive;

	char *_errStr;

	/**
	 * Initially true, set to false when Debugger::enter is called
	 * the first time. We use this flag to show a greeting message
	 * to the user once, when he opens the debugger for the first
	 * time.
	 */
	bool _firstTime;

#ifndef USE_TEXT_CONSOLE_FOR_DEBUGGER
	GUI::ConsoleDialog *_debuggerDialog;
#endif

protected:
	/**
	 * Hook for subclasses which is called just before enter() is run.
	 * A typical usage example is pausing music and sound effects.
	 *
	 * The default implementation invokes Engine::pauseEngine(true).
	 */
	virtual void preEnter();

	/**
	 * Hook for subclasses which is called just after enter() was run.
	 * A typical usage example is resuming music and sound effects.
	 *
	 * The default implementation invokes Engine::pauseEngine(false).
	 */
	virtual void postEnter();

	/**
	 * Subclasses should invoke the detach() method in their cmdFOO methods
	 * if that command will resume execution of the program (as opposed to
	 * executing, say, a "single step through code" command).
	 *
	 * This currently only hides the virtual keyboard, if any.
	 */
	void detach();

private:
	void enter();

	/**
	 * Splits up the input into individual parameters
	 * @remarks		Adapted from code provided by torek on StackOverflow
	 */
	void splitCommand(char *input, int &argc, const char **argv);

	bool parseCommand(const char *input);
	bool tabComplete(const char *input, Common::String &completion) const;

	/**
	 * Process the given command line.
	 * Returns true if and only if argv[0] is a known command and was
	 * handled, false otherwise.
	 */
	virtual bool handleCommand(int argc, const char **argv, bool &keepRunning);

protected:
	bool cmdExit(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdHelp(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdOpenLog(int argc, const char **argv);
#ifndef DISABLE_MD5
	bool cmdMd5(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdMd5Mac(int argc, const char **argv);
#endif
	bool cmdDebugLevel(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdDebugFlagsList(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdDebugFlagEnable(int argc, const char **argv);
	bool cmdDebugFlagDisable(int argc, const char **argv);

#ifndef USE_TEXT_CONSOLE_FOR_DEBUGGER
private:
	static bool debuggerInputCallback(GUI::ConsoleDialog *console, const char *input, void *refCon);
	static bool debuggerCompletionCallback(GUI::ConsoleDialog *console, const char *input, Common::String &completion, void *refCon);
#elif defined(USE_READLINE)
public:
	char *readlineComplete(const char *input, int state);
#endif

};

} // End of namespace GUI

#endif