Changeset 372 for cpp/common/nonstd_stdio.cpp

Timestamp:

04/22/15 04:14:59 (8 years ago)

Author:

sz

Message:

Renamed some classes and functions to make their purpose more obvious:

• FramMessage?, FMprintf, etc. become Hmessage, Hprintf, etc... (H for handled message).
• ErrorManager? (and its family) becomes MessageHandler?. Handler names reflect their function better, e.g. MessageHandlerToStdout?.

All MessageHandlers? must now be given the explicit "Enable" argument if you want them to automatically become active. This makes side effects clearly visible.

File:

• cpp/common/nonstd_stdio.cpp (modified) (3 diffs)

cpp/common/nonstd_stdio.cpp

@@ -241 +241 @@
 
 #ifdef __ANDROID__
-#include "framsg.h"
+#include "hmessage.h"
 #include "nonstd.h"
 #include "nonstd_stl.h"
@@ -247 +247 @@
 {
         string respath=getAppResourcesDir();
-        //printFM("Opening '%s', mode='%s'",path,mode);
-        //printFM("getAppResourcesDir()='%s'",respath.c_str());
+        //printH("Opening '%s', mode='%s'",path,mode);
+        //printH("getAppResourcesDir()='%s'",respath.c_str());
         NvFile *rfile=NULL; //can only read
         FILE *rwfile=NULL;
@@ -255 +255 @@
                 path+=respath.length(); //strip the prefix, we need a relative path in assets
                 if (strstr(mode,"w"))
-                        printFM("Warning: attempt to open a read-only resource '%s' in writable mode '%s'",path,mode);
+                        printH("Warning: attempt to open a read-only resource '%s' in writable mode '%s'",path,mode);
                 rfile=NvFOpen(path); //"mode" not supported! can only read
-                //printFM("Opened RES file as %p",rfile);
+                //printH("Opened RES file as %p",rfile);
                 if (rfile==NULL) return NULL;
         } else //a "normal" access (HOME)
         {
                 rwfile=fopen(path,mode);
-                //printFM("Opened HOME file as %p",rwfile);
+                //printH("Opened HOME file as %p",rwfile);
                 if (rwfile==NULL) return NULL;
         }