Jskad/source/org/thdl/util/ThdlDebug.java

/*
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Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, 
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License. 

The Initial Developer of this software is the Tibetan and Himalayan Digital
Library (THDL). Portions created by the THDL are Copyright 2001 THDL.
All Rights Reserved. 

Contributor(s): ______________________________________.
*/

package org.thdl.util;

import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.File;

import org.thdl.util.TeeStream;
import org.thdl.util.ThdlOptions;

/**
 * This uninstantiable class provides assertions and the like in a
 * JVM-version-independent fashion.
 * @author David Chandler 
 */
public class ThdlDebug {
    /* FIXME: make this configurable. */
    static final String contactMsg
        = "  Please visit http://thdltools.sf.net/ or contact thdltools-devel@lists.sourceforge.net and give us a bug report so that we can improve the quality of this software.";

    /** Do not instantiate this class. */
    private ThdlDebug() { }

    /** Throws an unchecked exception if condition is not true.  Note that
     * unlike a real assertion, this happens always.  We can certainly
     * use AspectJ (with which I, DC, am intimately familiar) to avoid
     * the overhead of such things in release builds if performance
     * becomes a real issue.  */
    public static void verify(boolean condition) {
        verify(null, condition);
    }

    /** Throws an unchecked exception if condition is not true.  The
     *  exception's message will include the string msg if msg is not
     *  null.  Note that unlike a real assertion, this happens always.
     *  We can certainly use AspectJ (with which I, DC, am intimately
     *  familiar) to avoid the overhead of such things in release
     *  builds if performance becomes a real issue.
     *
     *  Throws a THDL-specific exception so that you can catch these
     *  specially in case you want to ignore them.
     *
     *  @throws ThdlLazyException if condition is not true */
    public static void verify(String msg, boolean condition)
        throws ThdlLazyException
    {
        if (!condition) {
            throw new ThdlLazyException(new Error(((msg == null)
                                                   ? "THDL Tools sanity check: "
                                                   : msg)
                                                  + "\nAn assertion failed.  This means that there is a bug in this software."
                                                  + contactMsg));
        }
    }

    /** Call this from control-flow paths that are not well thought
     *  out.  For example, if you have to catch an IOException, but
     *  you're fairly certain that it'll never be thrown, call this
     *  function if it is indeed thrown.  Developers can set the
     *  thdl.debug property to true (using <code>'java
     *  -Dthdl.debug=true'</code> or the properties files) in order to
     *  test the code's robustness.
     *
     *  Throws a THDL-specific exception so that you can catch these
     *  specially in case you want to ignore them.
     *
     *  @throws ThdlLazyException if the thdl.debug option is set to
     *  "true" */
    public static void noteIffyCode()
        throws ThdlLazyException
    {

		/* FIXME: find all calls to this function and rethink or shore
           up the calling code. */

        if (ThdlOptions.getBooleanOption("thdl.debug"))
            throw new ThdlLazyException(new Error("You've reached some iffy code, some code that's not well thought-out.  Because you invoked the Java runtime environment with the property thdl.debug set to true (developers: use 'ant -Dthdl.debug=false' to prevent this), or because you set the thdl.debug preference to true in one of the preferences files, the program is now aborting."));
    }

	/** Exits the program with a message that the CLASSPATH is not set
        properly. */
	public static void handleClasspathError(String whoseWhat, Throwable error) {
		System.err.println(((whoseWhat == null) ? "Your CLASSPATH" : whoseWhat)
						   + " is not set properly.");

        /* FIXME */
        System.err.println("Note that Savant and QuillDriver CANNOT be invoked via the");
        System.err.println("'java -jar Savant-xyz.jar' option, because that silently ignores"); // FIXME yes you can when Java Web Start is up and running
        System.err.println("the CLASSPATH.  This means that double-clicking them won't work");
        System.err.println("either, because we don't set the JARs' manifest files to contain");
        System.err.println("Class-path attributes.  See installation instructions."); /* FIXME: we don't HAVE installation instructions, do we? */
        System.err.println("");
		System.err.println("Details: Missing class: "
                           + ((error == null)
                              ? "unknown!" : error.getMessage()));
		if (ThdlOptions.getBooleanOption("thdl.debug")) {
			System.err.println("Details: Stack trace: "
                               + ((error == null)
                                  ? "unknown!" : error.getMessage()));
			error.printStackTrace(System.err);
		}
		System.exit(1);
	}

    /** Exits the program the hard way.  Don't ever call this for code
        that you expect to be executed. */
    public static void abort(String message) {
        System.err.println("THDL Internal Error.  ABORTING.");
        if (null != message) {
            System.err.println(message);
            System.err.println("THDL Internal Error.  ABORTING.");
        }
        System.exit(37);
    }

	/** Sets it up so that a call to System.out or System.err prints
     *  to standard output/error but ALSO prints to the log file named
     *  (prefix + suffix).  Be sure the log file name is a relative
     *  path, because we may put this file into an arbitrary
     *  directory. */
	public static void attemptToSetUpLogFile(String prefix, String suffix) {
        if (ThdlOptions.getBooleanOption("thdl.disable.log.file"))
            return;
        // Else:
        final String tempDirProp = "thdl.use.temp.file.directory.for.log";
        final String logDirProp = "thdl.log.directory";
        File logFile = null;

        if (ThdlOptions.getBooleanOption(tempDirProp)) {
            /* The log file won't be named 'jskad.log', it'll be named
               'jskad-SAKFJDS3134.log', and they'll all just pile up,
               because we don't deleteOnExit. */

            /* First, ensure that the user hasn't set conflicting options. */
            try {
                if (!("".equals(ThdlOptions.getStringOption("thdl.log.directory",
                                                            ""))))
                    throw new Error("You cannot set the property "
                                    + tempDirProp + " and the property "
                                    + logDirProp
                                    + " at the same time because they both affect the same thing, the location of the log file.");
            } catch (Exception e) {
                /* SecurityExceptions, e.g., will trigger this. */

                /* Leave logDir null. */
            } catch (Error e) {
                throw e;
            }

            /* Now, create the temporary file. */
            try {
                logFile = File.createTempFile(prefix, suffix);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                noteIffyCode();
            }
        } else {
            /* If the user has set the system property
               thdl.log.directory, respect their choice. */
            String logDir = null;
            try {
                logDir = ThdlOptions.getStringOption(logDirProp, "");
            } catch (Exception e) {
                /* SecurityExceptions, e.g., will trigger this.  We
                   leave logDir null. */
                noteIffyCode();
            }
            if (!("".equals(ThdlOptions.getStringOption("thdl.log.directory",
                                                        "")))) {
                logFile = new File(logDir, prefix + suffix);
            } else {
                /* Create the log file in the current directory.  For
                   Windows users, this is often the desktop.

                   FIXME: by default, put the log file in a smarter place.
                */
                logFile = new File(prefix + suffix);
            }
        }
		try {
			PrintStream logFilePrintStream
				= new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream(logFile));
            System.out.println("Logging to "
                               + logFile.getAbsolutePath().toString()
                               + ".");
            System.out.println("Please include the contents of the log file in any bug reports.");
			PrintStream psOut = new TeeStream(System.out, logFilePrintStream);
			PrintStream psErr = new TeeStream(System.err, logFilePrintStream);
			System.setErr(psErr);
			System.setOut(psOut);
		} catch (Exception e) {
			/* don't let this stop us. */
			noteIffyCode();
		}
	}
};