Open CASCADE Technology
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Provide Trace control on packages involved in topological operations kernel, from Draw command interpretor. More...
#include <TestTopOpeTools.hxx>
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static void | AllCommands (Draw_Interpretor &I) |
Defines all topological operation test commands. More... | |
static void | TraceCommands (Draw_Interpretor &I) |
Defines the dump commands on topological operation packages. More... | |
static void | OtherCommands (Draw_Interpretor &I) |
Defines auxiliary commands. More... | |
Provide Trace control on packages involved in topological operations kernel, from Draw command interpretor.
They may be used by users of topological operation kernel, such as :
Trace control consists in management of control functions, activating/desactivating execution of instructions considered as purely PASSIVE code, performing dumps, prints, and drawing of internal objects dealed by some topological operation packages.
All of the Trace controls in top.ope. kernel are enclosed by the C conditional compilation statements : #ifdef OCCT_DEBUG ... #endif
The "Traced" packages of topological operation kernel are :
In a Test.cxx program using the Draw command interpretor, dealing a set of commands theCommands (Draw_CommandManager theCommands) :
TestTopOpeTools::TraceCommands();
Compile your Test.cxx, run and then, under the command manager prompt :
Trace : prints the list of the Trace flags available on top.ope. kernel Trace <flag> : activates Trace code of <flag> Trace <flag> <1 | 0> : activates/desactivates Trace code of <flag> Trace <1 | 0> : activates/desactivates all Trace code of top.ope. kernel
It it possible to add your own "Traced" portions of code in your code. In your test program, simply add :
#include <TestTopOpeTools_AddTrace.hxx>
and see the file TestTopOpeTools_Trace.hxx for explanations.
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Defines all topological operation test commands.
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Defines auxiliary commands.
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Defines the dump commands on topological operation packages.