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sbt/main/command/MainLoop.scala
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Mark Harrah 5ff33fad3e Second try at printing message when stack trace suppressed.
Problems:

  1. Without a message, users don't find 'last'
  2. Showing a message for every error clutters output.

This tries to address these issues by:

1. Only showing the message when other feedback has not been provided and
   'last' would not usually be helpful.  This will require ongoing tweaking.
   For now, all commands except 'compile' display the message.  'update' could
   omit the message as well, but perhaps knowing about 'last' might be
   useful there.

2. Including the exact command to show the output:
    last test:compile
   and not just
    last <task>

3. Highlighting the command in blue for visibility as an experiment.

Review by @ijuma and @retronym, please.
2012-05-19 18:20:19 -04:00

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Scala

/* sbt -- Simple Build Tool
* Copyright 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Mark Harrah
*/
package sbt
import scala.annotation.tailrec
import java.io.{File, PrintWriter}
object MainLoop
{
/** Entry point to run the remaining commands in State with managed global logging.*/
def runLogged(state: State): xsbti.MainResult =
runLoggedLoop(state, state.globalLogging.backing)
/** Run loop that evaluates remaining commands and manages changes to global logging configuration.*/
@tailrec def runLoggedLoop(state: State, logBacking: GlobalLogBacking): xsbti.MainResult =
runAndClearLast(state, logBacking) match {
case ret: Return => // delete current and last log files when exiting normally
logBacking.file.delete()
deleteLastLog(logBacking)
ret.result
case clear: ClearGlobalLog => // delete previous log file, move current to previous, and start writing to a new file
deleteLastLog(logBacking)
runLoggedLoop(clear.state, logBacking.shiftNew())
case keep: KeepGlobalLog => // make previous log file the current log file
logBacking.file.delete
runLoggedLoop(keep.state, logBacking.unshift)
}
/** Runs the next sequence of commands, cleaning up global logging after any exceptions. */
def runAndClearLast(state: State, logBacking: GlobalLogBacking): RunNext =
try
runWithNewLog(state, logBacking)
catch {
case e: xsbti.FullReload =>
deleteLastLog(logBacking)
throw e // pass along a reboot request
case e =>
System.err.println("sbt appears to be exiting abnormally.\n The log file for this session is at " + logBacking.file)
deleteLastLog(logBacking)
throw e
}
/** Deletes the previous global log file. */
def deleteLastLog(logBacking: GlobalLogBacking): Unit =
logBacking.last.foreach(_.delete())
/** Runs the next sequence of commands with global logging in place. */
def runWithNewLog(state: State, logBacking: GlobalLogBacking): RunNext =
Using.fileWriter(append = true)(logBacking.file) { writer =>
val out = new java.io.PrintWriter(writer)
val loggedState = state.copy(globalLogging = logBacking.newLogger(out, logBacking))
try run(loggedState) finally out.close()
}
sealed trait RunNext
final class ClearGlobalLog(val state: State) extends RunNext
final class KeepGlobalLog(val state: State) extends RunNext
final class Return(val result: xsbti.MainResult) extends RunNext
/** Runs the next sequence of commands that doesn't require global logging changes.*/
@tailrec def run(state: State): RunNext =
state.next match
{
case State.Continue => run(next(state))
case State.ClearGlobalLog => new ClearGlobalLog(state.continue)
case State.KeepLastLog => new KeepGlobalLog(state.continue)
case ret: State.Return => new Return(ret.result)
}
def next(state: State): State =
ErrorHandling.wideConvert { state.process(Command.process) } match
{
case Right(s) => s
case Left(t: xsbti.FullReload) => throw t
case Left(t) => handleException(t, state)
}
import ExceptionCategory._
def handleException(e: Throwable, s: State): State =
handleException(e, s, s.log)
def handleException(t: Throwable, s: State, log: Logger): State =
{
ExceptionCategory(t) match {
case AlreadyHandled => ()
case m: MessageOnly => log.error(m.message)
case f: Full => logFullException(f.exception, log)
}
s.fail
}
def logFullException(e: Throwable, log: Logger)
{
log.trace(e)
log.error(ErrorHandling reducedToString e)
log.error("Use 'last' for the full log.")
}
}