1//--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2// This file is generated by wxPython's SIP generator. Do not edit by hand. 3// 4// Copyright: (c) 2018 by Total Control Software 5// License: wxWindows License 6// 7// This file will be included by _core.sip 8// 9//--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 11//--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 13enum wxLogLevelValues 14{ 15 wxLOG_FatalError, 16 wxLOG_Error, 17 wxLOG_Warning, 18 wxLOG_Message, 19 wxLOG_Status, 20 wxLOG_Info, 21 wxLOG_Debug, 22 wxLOG_Trace, 23 wxLOG_Progress, 24 wxLOG_User, 25 wxLOG_Max 26}; 27 28typedef unsigned long wxLogLevel; 29 30class wxLog 31{ 32 %Docstring 33 wxLog class defines the interface for the log targets used by 34 wxWidgets logging functions as explained in the Logging Overview. 35 %End 36 %TypeHeaderCode 37 #include <wx/log.h> 38 %End 39 40public: 41 static 42 void AddTraceMask( 43 const wxString & mask 44 ); 45 %Docstring 46 AddTraceMask(mask) 47 48 Add the mask to the list of allowed masks for wxLogTrace(). 49 %End 50 51 static 52 void ClearTraceMasks(); 53 %Docstring 54 ClearTraceMasks() 55 56 Removes all trace masks previously set with AddTraceMask(). 57 %End 58 59 static 60 const wxArrayString & GetTraceMasks(); 61 %Docstring 62 GetTraceMasks() -> ArrayString 63 64 Returns the currently allowed list of string trace masks. 65 %End 66 67 static 68 bool IsAllowedTraceMask( 69 const wxString & mask 70 ); 71 %Docstring 72 IsAllowedTraceMask(mask) -> bool 73 74 Returns true if the mask is one of allowed masks for wxLogTrace(). 75 %End 76 77 static 78 void RemoveTraceMask( 79 const wxString & mask 80 ); 81 %Docstring 82 RemoveTraceMask(mask) 83 84 Remove the mask from the list of allowed masks for wxLogTrace(). 85 %End 86 87 static 88 void DontCreateOnDemand(); 89 %Docstring 90 DontCreateOnDemand() 91 92 Instructs wxLog to not create new log targets on the fly if there is 93 none currently (see GetActiveTarget()). 94 %End 95 96 static 97 wxLog * GetActiveTarget(); 98 %Docstring 99 GetActiveTarget() -> Log 100 101 Returns the pointer to the active log target (may be NULL). 102 %End 103 104 static 105 wxLog * SetActiveTarget( 106 wxLog * logtarget /Transfer/ 107 ) /TransferBack/; 108 %Docstring 109 SetActiveTarget(logtarget) -> Log 110 111 Sets the specified log target as the active one. 112 %End 113 114 static 115 wxLog * SetThreadActiveTarget( 116 wxLog * logger /Transfer/ 117 ) /TransferBack/; 118 %Docstring 119 SetThreadActiveTarget(logger) -> Log 120 121 Sets a thread-specific log target. 122 %End 123 124 static 125 void FlushActive(); 126 %Docstring 127 FlushActive() 128 129 Flushes the current log target if any, does nothing if there is none. 130 %End 131 132 static 133 void Resume(); 134 %Docstring 135 Resume() 136 137 Resumes logging previously suspended by a call to Suspend(). 138 %End 139 140 static 141 void Suspend(); 142 %Docstring 143 Suspend() 144 145 Suspends the logging until Resume() is called. 146 %End 147 148 static 149 wxLogLevel GetLogLevel(); 150 %Docstring 151 GetLogLevel() -> LogLevel 152 153 Returns the current log level limit. 154 %End 155 156 static 157 bool IsLevelEnabled( 158 wxLogLevel level, 159 wxString component 160 ); 161 %Docstring 162 IsLevelEnabled(level, component) -> bool 163 164 Returns true if logging at this level is enabled for the current 165 thread. 166 %End 167 168 static 169 void SetComponentLevel( 170 const wxString & component, 171 wxLogLevel level 172 ); 173 %Docstring 174 SetComponentLevel(component, level) 175 176 Sets the log level for the given component. 177 %End 178 179 static 180 void SetLogLevel( 181 wxLogLevel logLevel 182 ); 183 %Docstring 184 SetLogLevel(logLevel) 185 186 Specifies that log messages with level greater (numerically) than 187 logLevel should be ignored and not sent to the active log target. 188 %End 189 190 static 191 bool EnableLogging( 192 bool enable = true 193 ); 194 %Docstring 195 EnableLogging(enable=True) -> bool 196 197 Globally enable or disable logging. 198 %End 199 200 static 201 bool IsEnabled(); 202 %Docstring 203 IsEnabled() -> bool 204 205 Returns true if logging is enabled at all now. 206 %End 207 208 static 209 bool GetRepetitionCounting(); 210 %Docstring 211 GetRepetitionCounting() -> bool 212 213 Returns whether the repetition counting mode is enabled. 214 %End 215 216 static 217 void SetRepetitionCounting( 218 bool repetCounting = true 219 ); 220 %Docstring 221 SetRepetitionCounting(repetCounting=True) 222 223 Enables logging mode in which a log message is logged once, and in 224 case exactly the same message successively repeats one or more times, 225 only the number of repetitions is logged. 226 %End 227 228 static 229 const wxString & GetTimestamp(); 230 %Docstring 231 GetTimestamp() -> String 232 233 Returns the current timestamp format string. 234 %End 235 236 static 237 void SetTimestamp( 238 const wxString & format 239 ); 240 %Docstring 241 SetTimestamp(format) 242 243 Sets the timestamp format prepended by the default log targets to all 244 messages. 245 %End 246 247 static 248 void DisableTimestamp(); 249 %Docstring 250 DisableTimestamp() 251 252 Disables time stamping of the log messages. 253 %End 254 255 static 256 bool GetVerbose(); 257 %Docstring 258 GetVerbose() -> bool 259 260 Returns whether the verbose mode is currently active. 261 %End 262 263 static 264 void SetVerbose( 265 bool verbose = true 266 ); 267 %Docstring 268 SetVerbose(verbose=True) 269 270 Activates or deactivates verbose mode in which the verbose messages 271 are logged as the normal ones instead of being silently dropped. 272 %End 273 274 wxLogFormatter * SetFormatter( 275 wxLogFormatter * formatter 276 ); 277 %Docstring 278 SetFormatter(formatter) -> LogFormatter 279 280 Sets the specified formatter as the active one. 281 %End 282 283 virtual 284 void Flush(); 285 %Docstring 286 Flush() 287 288 Some of wxLog implementations, most notably the standard wxLogGui 289 class, buffer the messages (for example, to avoid showing the user a 290 zillion of modal message boxes one after another which would be 291 really annoying). 292 %End 293 294 void LogRecord( 295 wxLogLevel level, 296 const wxString & msg, 297 const wxLogRecordInfo & info 298 ); 299 %Docstring 300 LogRecord(level, msg, info) 301 302 Log the given record. 303 %End 304 305 public: 306 307 308 309protected: 310 virtual 311 void DoLogRecord( 312 wxLogLevel level, 313 const wxString & msg, 314 const wxLogRecordInfo & info 315 ); 316 %Docstring 317 DoLogRecord(level, msg, info) 318 319 Called to log a new record. 320 %End 321 322 virtual 323 void DoLogTextAtLevel( 324 wxLogLevel level, 325 const wxString & msg 326 ); 327 %Docstring 328 DoLogTextAtLevel(level, msg) 329 330 Called to log the specified string at given level. 331 %End 332 333 virtual 334 void DoLogText( 335 const wxString & msg 336 ); 337 %Docstring 338 DoLogText(msg) 339 340 Called to log the specified string. 341 %End 342 343}; // end of class wxLog 344 345 346class wxLogGui : wxLog 347{ 348 %Docstring 349 LogGui() 350 351 This is the default log target for the GUI wxWidgets applications. 352 %End 353 %TypeHeaderCode 354 #include <wx/log.h> 355 %End 356 357public: 358 wxLogGui(); 359 360 virtual 361 void Flush(); 362 %Docstring 363 Flush() 364 365 Presents the accumulated log messages, if any, to the user. 366 %End 367 368 private: 369 wxLogGui(const wxLogGui&); 370 371 372 private: 373 wxLogGui& operator=(const wxLogGui&); 374 375 376}; // end of class wxLogGui 377 378 379class wxLogNull 380{ 381 %Docstring 382 LogNull() 383 384 This class allows you to temporarily suspend logging. 385 %End 386 %TypeHeaderCode 387 #include <wx/log.h> 388 %End 389 390public: 391 wxLogNull(); 392 393 ~wxLogNull(); 394 395}; // end of class wxLogNull 396 397 398class wxLogRecordInfo 399{ 400 %Docstring 401 Information about a log record (unit of the log output). 402 %End 403 %TypeHeaderCode 404 #include <wx/log.h> 405 %End 406 407public: 408 const char * filename; 409 410 int line; 411 412 const char * func; 413 414 time_t timestamp; 415 416}; // end of class wxLogRecordInfo 417 418 419class wxLogChain : wxLog 420{ 421 %Docstring 422 LogChain(logger) 423 424 This simple class allows you to chain log sinks, that is to install a 425 new sink but keep passing log messages to the old one instead of 426 replacing it completely as wxLog::SetActiveTarget does. 427 %End 428 %TypeHeaderCode 429 #include <wx/log.h> 430 %End 431 432public: 433 wxLogChain( 434 wxLog * logger 435 ); 436 437 virtual 438 ~wxLogChain(); 439 440 void DetachOldLog(); 441 %Docstring 442 DetachOldLog() 443 444 Detaches the old log target so it won't be destroyed when the 445 wxLogChain object is destroyed. 446 %End 447 448 wxLog * GetOldLog() const; 449 %Docstring 450 GetOldLog() -> Log 451 452 Returns the pointer to the previously active log target (which may be 453 NULL). 454 %End 455 456 bool IsPassingMessages() const; 457 %Docstring 458 IsPassingMessages() -> bool 459 460 Returns true if the messages are passed to the previously active log 461 target (default) or false if PassMessages() had been called. 462 %End 463 464 void PassMessages( 465 bool passMessages 466 ); 467 %Docstring 468 PassMessages(passMessages) 469 470 By default, the log messages are passed to the previously active log 471 target. 472 %End 473 474 void SetLog( 475 wxLog * logger 476 ); 477 %Docstring 478 SetLog(logger) 479 480 Sets another log target to use (may be NULL). 481 %End 482 483 private: 484 wxLogChain(const wxLogChain&); 485 486 487 private: 488 wxLogChain& operator=(const wxLogChain&); 489 490 491 public: 492 493 494 %Property(name=OldLog, get=GetOldLog) 495}; // end of class wxLogChain 496 497 498class wxLogInterposer : wxLogChain 499{ 500 %Docstring 501 LogInterposer() 502 503 A special version of wxLogChain which uses itself as the new log 504 target. 505 %End 506 %TypeHeaderCode 507 #include <wx/log.h> 508 %End 509 510public: 511 wxLogInterposer(); 512 513}; // end of class wxLogInterposer 514 515 516class wxLogInterposerTemp : wxLogChain 517{ 518 %Docstring 519 LogInterposerTemp() 520 521 A special version of wxLogChain which uses itself as the new log 522 target. 523 %End 524 %TypeHeaderCode 525 #include <wx/log.h> 526 %End 527 528public: 529 wxLogInterposerTemp(); 530 531}; // end of class wxLogInterposerTemp 532 533 534class wxLogWindow : wxLogInterposer 535{ 536 %Docstring 537 LogWindow(pParent, szTitle, show=True, passToOld=True) 538 539 This class represents a background log window: to be precise, it 540 collects all log messages in the log frame which it manages but also 541 passes them on to the log target which was active at the moment of its 542 creation. 543 %End 544 %TypeHeaderCode 545 #include <wx/log.h> 546 %End 547 548public: 549 wxLogWindow( 550 wxWindow * pParent, 551 const wxString & szTitle, 552 bool show = true, 553 bool passToOld = true 554 ); 555 556 wxFrame * GetFrame() const; 557 %Docstring 558 GetFrame() -> Frame 559 560 Returns the associated log frame window. 561 %End 562 563 virtual 564 bool OnFrameClose( 565 wxFrame * frame 566 ); 567 %Docstring 568 OnFrameClose(frame) -> bool 569 570 Called if the user closes the window interactively, will not be called 571 if it is destroyed for another reason (such as when program exits). 572 %End 573 574 virtual 575 void OnFrameDelete( 576 wxFrame * frame 577 ); 578 %Docstring 579 OnFrameDelete(frame) 580 581 Called right before the log frame is going to be deleted: will always 582 be called unlike OnFrameClose(). 583 %End 584 585 void Show( 586 bool show = true 587 ); 588 %Docstring 589 Show(show=True) 590 591 Shows or hides the frame. 592 %End 593 594 public: 595 596 597 %Property(name=Frame, get=GetFrame) 598}; // end of class wxLogWindow 599 600 601class wxLogStderr : wxLog 602{ 603 %Docstring 604 LogStderr() 605 606 This class can be used to redirect the log messages to a C file stream 607 (not to be confused with C++ streams). 608 %End 609 %TypeHeaderCode 610 #include <wx/log.h> 611 %End 612 613public: 614 wxLogStderr( 615 ); 616 617 private: 618 wxLogStderr(const wxLogStderr&); 619 620 621 private: 622 wxLogStderr& operator=(const wxLogStderr&); 623 624 625}; // end of class wxLogStderr 626 627 628class wxLogBuffer : wxLog 629{ 630 %Docstring 631 LogBuffer() 632 633 wxLogBuffer is a very simple implementation of log sink which simply 634 collects all the logged messages in a string (except the debug 635 messages which are output in the usual way immediately as we're 636 presumably not interested in collecting them for later). 637 %End 638 %TypeHeaderCode 639 #include <wx/log.h> 640 %End 641 642public: 643 wxLogBuffer(); 644 645 virtual 646 void Flush(); 647 %Docstring 648 Flush() 649 650 Shows all the messages collected so far to the user (using a message 651 box in the GUI applications or by printing them out to the console in 652 text mode) and clears the internal buffer. 653 %End 654 655 const wxString & GetBuffer() const; 656 %Docstring 657 GetBuffer() -> String 658 659 Returns the current buffer contains. 660 %End 661 662 private: 663 wxLogBuffer(const wxLogBuffer&); 664 665 666 private: 667 wxLogBuffer& operator=(const wxLogBuffer&); 668 669 670 public: 671 672 673 %Property(name=Buffer, get=GetBuffer) 674}; // end of class wxLogBuffer 675 676 677class wxLogTextCtrl : wxLog 678{ 679 %Docstring 680 LogTextCtrl(pTextCtrl) 681 682 Using these target all the log messages can be redirected to a text 683 control. 684 %End 685 %TypeHeaderCode 686 #include <wx/log.h> 687 %End 688 689public: 690 wxLogTextCtrl( 691 wxTextCtrl * pTextCtrl 692 ); 693 694 private: 695 wxLogTextCtrl(const wxLogTextCtrl&); 696 697 698 private: 699 wxLogTextCtrl& operator=(const wxLogTextCtrl&); 700 701 702}; // end of class wxLogTextCtrl 703 704 705class wxLogFormatter 706{ 707 %Docstring 708 LogFormatter() 709 710 wxLogFormatter class is used to format the log messages. 711 %End 712 %TypeHeaderCode 713 #include <wx/log.h> 714 %End 715 716public: 717 wxLogFormatter(); 718 719 virtual 720 wxString Format( 721 wxLogLevel level, 722 const wxString & msg, 723 const wxLogRecordInfo & info 724 ) const; 725 %Docstring 726 Format(level, msg, info) -> String 727 728 This function creates the full log message string. 729 %End 730 731 732protected: 733 virtual 734 wxString FormatTime( 735 time_t time 736 ) const; 737 %Docstring 738 FormatTime(time) -> String 739 740 This function formats the time stamp part of the log message. 741 %End 742 743}; // end of class wxLogFormatter 744 745 746void wxSafeShowMessage( 747 const wxString & title, 748 const wxString & text 749); 750%Docstring 751 SafeShowMessage(title, text) 752 753 This function shows a message to the user in a safe way and should be 754 safe to call even before the application has been initialized or if it 755 is currently in some other strange state (for example, about to 756 crash). 757%End 758 759unsigned long wxSysErrorCode(); 760%Docstring 761 SysErrorCode() -> unsignedlong 762 763 Returns the error code from the last system call. 764%End 765 766wxString wxSysErrorMsg( 767 unsigned long errCode = 0 768); 769%Docstring 770 SysErrorMsg(errCode=0) -> String 771 772 Returns the error message corresponding to the given system error 773 code. 774%End 775 776void wxLogGeneric( 777 wxLogLevel level, 778 const wxString& message 779); 780%Docstring 781 LogGeneric(level, message) 782 783 Logs a message with the given wxLogLevel. 784%End 785 786void wxLogMessage( 787 const wxString& message 788); 789%Docstring 790 LogMessage(message) 791 792 For all normal, informational messages. 793%End 794 795void wxLogVerbose( 796 const wxString& message 797); 798%Docstring 799 LogVerbose(message) 800 801 For verbose output. 802%End 803 804void wxLogWarning( 805 const wxString& message 806); 807%Docstring 808 LogWarning(message) 809 810 For warnings - they are also normally shown to the user, but don't 811 interrupt the program work. 812%End 813 814void wxLogFatalError( 815 const wxString& message 816); 817%Docstring 818 LogFatalError(message) 819 820 Like wxLogError(), but also terminates the program with the exit code 821 3. 822%End 823 824void wxLogError( 825 const wxString& message 826); 827%Docstring 828 LogError(message) 829 830 The functions to use for error messages, i.e. 831%End 832 833void wxLogDebug( 834 const wxString& message 835); 836%Docstring 837 LogDebug(message) 838 839 The right functions for debug output. 840%End 841 842void wxLogStatus( 843 wxFrame * frame, 844 const wxString& message 845); 846%Docstring 847 LogStatus(frame, message) 848 LogStatus(message) 849 850 Messages logged by this function will appear in the statusbar of the 851 frame or of the top level application window by default (i.e. 852%End 853void wxLogStatus( 854 const wxString& message 855); 856 857 858void wxLogSysError( 859 const wxString& message 860); 861%Docstring 862 LogSysError(message) 863 864 Mostly used by wxWidgets itself, but might be handy for logging errors 865 after system call (API function) failure. 866%End 867 868 869//--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 870 871