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83 lines
2.4 KiB
Tcl
83 lines
2.4 KiB
Tcl
15 years ago
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# advice.tcl - Generic advice package.
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# Copyright (C) 1998 Cygnus Solutions.
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# Written by Tom Tromey <tromey@cygnus.com>.
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# Please note that I adapted this from some code I wrote elsewhere,
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# for non-Cygnus reasons. Don't complain to me if you see something
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# like it somewhere else.
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# Internal state.
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defarray ADVICE_state
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# This is a helper proc that does all the actual work.
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proc ADVICE_do {command argList} {
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global ADVICE_state
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# Run before advice.
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if {[info exists ADVICE_state(before,$command)]} {
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foreach item $ADVICE_state(before,$command) {
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# We purposely let errors in advice go uncaught.
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uplevel $item $argList
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}
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}
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# Run the command itself.
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set code [catch \
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[list uplevel \#0 $ADVICE_state(original,$command) $argList] \
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result]
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# Run the after advice.
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if {[info exists ADVICE_state(after,$command)]} {
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foreach item $ADVICE_state(after,$command) {
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# We purposely let errors in advice go uncaught.
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uplevel $item [list $code $result] $argList
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}
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}
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# Return just as the original command would.
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return -code $code $result
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}
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# Put some advice on a proc or command.
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# WHEN says when to run the advice - `before' or `after' the
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# advisee is run.
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# WHAT is the name of the proc or command to advise.
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# ADVISOR is the advice. It is passed the arguments to the advisee
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# call as its arguments. In addition, `after' advisors are
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# passed the return code and return value of the proc as their
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# first and second arguments.
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proc advise {when what advisor} {
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global ADVICE_state
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if {! [info exists ADVICE_state(original,$what)]} {
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set newName [gensym]
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rename $what $newName
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set ADVICE_state(original,$what) $newName
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# Create a new proc which just runs our internal command with the
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# correct arguments.
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uplevel \#0 [list proc $what args \
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[format {ADVICE_do %s $args} $what]]
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}
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lappend ADVICE_state($when,$what) $advisor
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}
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# Remove some previously-set advice. Note that we could undo the
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# `rename' when the last advisor is removed. This adds complexity,
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# though, and there isn't much reason to.
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proc unadvise {when what advisor} {
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global ADVICE_state
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if {[info exists ADVICE_state($when,$what)]} {
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set newList {}
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foreach item $ADVICE_state($when,$what) {
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if {[string compare $advisor $item]} {
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lappend newList $item
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}
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}
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set ADVICE_state($when,$what) $newList
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}
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}
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