Standard_Dump.hxx File Reference

The file contains interface to prepare dump output for OCCT objects. Format of the dump is JSON. More...

#include <NCollection_IndexedDataMap.hxx>
#include <NCollection_List.hxx>
#include <Standard_SStream.hxx>
#include <TCollection_AsciiString.hxx>

Data Structures
struct	Standard_DumpValue
	Type for storing a dump value with the stream position. More...
class	Standard_Dump
	This interface has some tool methods for stream (in JSON format) processing. More...

Macros
#define	OCCT_CLASS_NAME(theClass)   #theClass
	Converts the class type into a string value. More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN(theOStream, theField)
	Creates an instance of Sentry to cover the current Dump implementation with keys of start and end. This row should be inserted before other macros. The end key will be added by the sentry remove, (exit of the method). More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_TRANSIENT_CLASS_BEGIN(theOStream)
	Creates an instance of Sentry to cover the current Dump implementation with keys of start and end. This row should be inserted before other macros. The end key will be added by the sentry remove, (exit of the method). More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_NUMERICAL(theOStream, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": Field. More...
#define	OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_REAL(theOStream, theStreamPos, theField)
	Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump. More...
#define	OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_INTEGER(theOStream, theStreamPos, theField)
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING(theOStream, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": "Field". More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_POINTER(theOStream, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": "address of the pointer". More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_GUID(theOStream, theField)
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED(theOStream, theDepth, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the fields. The expected field is a pointer. Use this macro for fields of the dumped class which has own Dump implementation. The macros is recursive. Recursion is stopped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited. More...
#define	OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED(theSStream, theStreamPos, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the fields. The expected field is a pointer. Use this macro for fields of the dumped class which has own Dump implementation. The macros is recursive. Recursion is stopped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited. More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_NUMERICAL(theOStream, theName, theCount, ...)
	Append real values into output values in an order: [value_1, value_2, ...] It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump. More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_STRING(theOStream, theName, theCount, ...)
	Append real values into output values in an order: ["value_1", "value_2", ...] It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump. More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_BASE_CLASS(theOStream, theDepth, theField)
	Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump. Use this macro for parent of the current class. The macros is recursive. Recursive is stoped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited. More...
#define	OCCT_DUMP_VECTOR_CLASS(theOStream, theName, theCount, ...)
	Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump. More...
#define	OCCT_INIT_VECTOR_CLASS(theOStream, theName, theStreamPos, theCount, ...)
	Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump. More...

Enumerations
enum	Standard_JsonKey {   Standard_JsonKey_None, Standard_JsonKey_OpenChild, Standard_JsonKey_CloseChild, Standard_JsonKey_OpenContainer,   Standard_JsonKey_CloseContainer, Standard_JsonKey_Quote, Standard_JsonKey_SeparatorKeyToValue, Standard_JsonKey_SeparatorValueToValue }
	Kind of key in Json string. More...

Detailed Description

The file contains interface to prepare dump output for OCCT objects. Format of the dump is JSON.

To prepare this output, implement method DumpJson in the object and use macro functions from this file. Macros have one parameter for both, key and the value. It is a field of the current class. Macro has internal analyzer that uses the variable name to generate key. If the parameter has prefix symbols "&", "*" and "my", it is cut.

• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_NUMERICAL. Use it for fields of numerical C++ types, like int, float, double. It creates a pair "key", "value",
• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING. Use it for char* type. It creates a pair "key", "value",
• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_POINTER. Use it for pointer fields. It creates a pair "key", "value", where the value is the pointer address,
• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED. Use it for fields that has own Dump implementation. It expects the pointer to the class instance. It creates "key": { result of dump of the field }
• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_NUMERICAL. Use it for unlimited list of fields of C++ double type. It creates massive of values [value_1, value_2, ...]
• OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_STRING. Use it for unlimited list of fields of TCollection_AsciiString types. It creates massive of values ["value_1", "value_2", ...]
• OCCT_DUMP_BASE_CLASS. Use if Dump implementation of the class is virtual, to perform ClassName::Dump() of the parent class, expected parameter is the parent class name. It creates "key": { result of dump of the field }
• OCCT_DUMP_VECTOR_CLASS. Use it as a single row in some object dump to have one row in output. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call. It creates massive of values [value_1, value_2, ...]

The Dump result prepared by these macros is an output stream, it is not arranged with spaces and line feed. To have output in a more readable way, use ConvertToAlignedString method for obtained stream.

Macro Definition Documentation

OCCT_CLASS_NAME

#define OCCT_CLASS_NAME

(

theClass

)

#theClass

Converts the class type into a string value.

OCCT_DUMP_BASE_CLASS

#define OCCT_DUMP_BASE_CLASS	(		theOStream,
			theDepth,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  if (theDepth != 0) \
  { \
    Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
    theField::DumpJson (theOStream, theDepth - 1); \
  } \
}

Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump. Use this macro for parent of the current class. The macros is recursive. Recursive is stoped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited.

OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN

#define OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN	(		theOStream,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  const char* className = OCCT_CLASS_NAME(theField); \
  OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING (theOStream, className) \
}

Creates an instance of Sentry to cover the current Dump implementation with keys of start and end. This row should be inserted before other macros. The end key will be added by the sentry remove, (exit of the method).

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_GUID

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_GUID	(		theOStream,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  TCollection_AsciiString aName = Standard_Dump::DumpFieldToName (#theField); \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  char aStr[Standard_GUID_SIZE_ALLOC]; \
  theField.ToCString (aStr); \
  theOStream << "\"" << aName << "\": \"" << aStr << "\""; \
}

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_NUMERICAL

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_NUMERICAL	(		theOStream,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  TCollection_AsciiString aName = Standard_Dump::DumpFieldToName (#theField); \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << aName << "\": " << theField; \
}

Append into output value: "Name": Field.

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_POINTER

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_POINTER	(		theOStream,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  TCollection_AsciiString aName = Standard_Dump::DumpFieldToName (#theField); \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << aName << "\": \"" << Standard_Dump::GetPointerInfo (theField) << "\""; \
}

Append into output value: "Name": "address of the pointer".

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING	(		theOStream,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  TCollection_AsciiString aName = Standard_Dump::DumpFieldToName (#theField); \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << aName << "\": \"" << theField << "\""; \
}

Append into output value: "Name": "Field".

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED	(		theOStream,
			theDepth,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  if (theDepth != 0 && (void*)(theField) != NULL) \
  { \
    Standard_SStream aFieldStream; \
    (theField)->DumpJson (aFieldStream, theDepth - 1); \
    TCollection_AsciiString aName = Standard_Dump::DumpFieldToName (#theField); \
    Standard_Dump::DumpKeyToClass (theOStream, aName, Standard_Dump::Text (aFieldStream)); \
  } \
}

Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the fields. The expected field is a pointer. Use this macro for fields of the dumped class which has own Dump implementation. The macros is recursive. Recursion is stopped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited.

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_NUMERICAL

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_NUMERICAL	(		theOStream,
			theName,
			theCount,
			...
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << theName << "\": ["; \
  Standard_Dump::DumpRealValues (theOStream, theCount, __VA_ARGS__);\
  theOStream << "]"; \
}

Append real values into output values in an order: [value_1, value_2, ...] It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump.

OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_STRING

#define OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUES_STRING	(		theOStream,
			theName,
			theCount,
			...
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << theName << "\": ["; \
  Standard_Dump::DumpCharacterValues (theOStream, theCount, __VA_ARGS__);\
  theOStream << "]"; \
}

Append real values into output values in an order: ["value_1", "value_2", ...] It computes Dump of the parent. The expected field is a parent class name to call ClassName::Dump.

OCCT_DUMP_TRANSIENT_CLASS_BEGIN

#define OCCT_DUMP_TRANSIENT_CLASS_BEGIN

(

theOStream

)

Value:

{ \
  const char* className = get_type_name(); \
  OCCT_DUMP_FIELD_VALUE_STRING (theOStream, className) \
}

Creates an instance of Sentry to cover the current Dump implementation with keys of start and end. This row should be inserted before other macros. The end key will be added by the sentry remove, (exit of the method).

OCCT_DUMP_VECTOR_CLASS

#define OCCT_DUMP_VECTOR_CLASS	(		theOStream,
			theName,
			theCount,
			...
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Dump::AddValuesSeparator (theOStream); \
  theOStream << "\"" << theName << "\": ["; \
  Standard_Dump::DumpRealValues (theOStream, theCount, __VA_ARGS__);\
  theOStream << "]"; \
}

Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump.

OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_INTEGER

#define OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_INTEGER	(		theOStream,
			theStreamPos,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Integer aStreamPos = theStreamPos; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::ProcessFieldName (theOStream, #theField, aStreamPos)) \
    return Standard_False; \
  TCollection_AsciiString aValueText; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::InitValue (theOStream, aStreamPos, aValueText) || !aValueText.IsIntegerValue()) \
    return Standard_False; \
  theField = aValueText.IntegerValue(); \
  theStreamPos = aStreamPos; \
}

OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_REAL

#define OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUE_REAL	(		theOStream,
			theStreamPos,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Integer aStreamPos = theStreamPos; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::ProcessFieldName (theOStream, #theField, aStreamPos)) \
    return Standard_False; \
  TCollection_AsciiString aValueText; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::InitValue (theOStream, aStreamPos, aValueText) || !aValueText.IsRealValue()) \
    return Standard_False; \
  theField = aValueText.RealValue(); \
  theStreamPos = aStreamPos; \
}

Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump.

OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED

#define OCCT_INIT_FIELD_VALUES_DUMPED	(		theSStream,
			theStreamPos,
			theField
	)

Value:

{ \
  if ((theField) == NULL || !(theField)->InitFromJson (theSStream, theStreamPos)) \
    return Standard_False; \
}

Append into output value: "Name": { field dumped values } It computes Dump of the fields. The expected field is a pointer. Use this macro for fields of the dumped class which has own Dump implementation. The macros is recursive. Recursion is stopped when the depth value becomes equal to zero. Depth = -1 is the default value, dump here is unlimited.

OCCT_INIT_VECTOR_CLASS

#define OCCT_INIT_VECTOR_CLASS	(		theOStream,
			theName,
			theStreamPos,
			theCount,
			...
	)

Value:

{ \
  Standard_Integer aStreamPos = theStreamPos; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::ProcessStreamName (theOStream, theName, aStreamPos)) \
    return Standard_False; \
  if (!Standard_Dump::InitRealValues (theOStream, aStreamPos, theCount, __VA_ARGS__)) \
    return Standard_False; \
  theStreamPos = aStreamPos; \
}

Append vector values into output value: "Name": [value_1, value_2, ...] This macro is intended to have only one row for dumped object in Json. It's possible to use it without necessity of OCCT_DUMP_CLASS_BEGIN call, but pay attention that it should be only one row in the object dump.

Enumeration Type Documentation

Standard_JsonKey

enum Standard_JsonKey

Kind of key in Json string.

Enumerator
Standard_JsonKey_None	no key
Standard_JsonKey_OpenChild	"{"
Standard_JsonKey_CloseChild	"}"
Standard_JsonKey_OpenContainer	"["
Standard_JsonKey_CloseContainer	"]"
Standard_JsonKey_Quote	"\""
Standard_JsonKey_SeparatorKeyToValue	": "
Standard_JsonKey_SeparatorValueToValue	", "