Show C++ error condition in script editor debugger

This was removed by @RyanStein in #21884 in the case where an error
message is provided, but this is actually useful information to have
even when there is a custom error message.

This PR makes it so that the "C++ Error" is shown whenever there is
a custom error message provided.

Also adds method name to the error item title, and re-adds the most
relevant info in the tooltip for quick error checks without expanding.

Renames C Error/Source to C++ Error/Source, since that's what it is.
And fix untranslatable entry due to misuse of TTR().

And some more cleanup for readability.

Cf. https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/32276#issuecomment-534119914
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Rémi Verschelde 2019-09-25 10:47:41 +02:00
parent 8c0595b722
commit 4112d6c1b4

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@ -804,60 +804,102 @@ void ScriptEditorDebugger::_parse_message(const String &p_msg, const Array &p_da
} else if (p_msg == "error") {
// Should have at least two elements, error array and stack items count.
ERR_FAIL_COND_MSG(p_data.size() < 2, "Malformed error message from script debugger.");
// Error or warning data.
Array err = p_data[0];
ERR_FAIL_COND_MSG(err.size() < 10, "Malformed error message from script debugger.");
Array vals;
vals.push_back(err[0]);
vals.push_back(err[1]);
vals.push_back(err[2]);
vals.push_back(err[3]);
bool warning = err[9];
// Format time.
Array time_vals;
time_vals.push_back(err[0]);
time_vals.push_back(err[1]);
time_vals.push_back(err[2]);
time_vals.push_back(err[3]);
bool e;
String time = String("%d:%02d:%02d:%04d").sprintf(vals, &e);
String txt = err[8].is_zero() ? String(err[7]) : String(err[8]);
String time = String("%d:%02d:%02d:%04d").sprintf(time_vals, &e);
// Rest of the error data.
String method = err[4];
String source_file = err[5];
String source_line = err[6];
String error_cond = err[7];
String error_msg = err[8];
bool is_warning = err[9];
bool has_method = !method.empty();
bool has_error_msg = !error_msg.empty();
bool source_is_project_file = source_file.begins_with("res://");
// Metadata to highlight error line in scripts.
Array source_meta;
source_meta.push_back(source_file);
source_meta.push_back(source_line);
// Create error tree to display above error or warning details.
TreeItem *r = error_tree->get_root();
if (!r) {
r = error_tree->create_item();
}
// Also provide the relevant details as tooltip to quickly check without
// uncollapsing the tree.
String tooltip = is_warning ? TTR("Warning:") : TTR("Error:");
TreeItem *error = error_tree->create_item(r);
error->set_collapsed(true);
error->set_icon(0, get_icon(warning ? "Warning" : "Error", "EditorIcons"));
error->set_icon(0, get_icon(is_warning ? "Warning" : "Error", "EditorIcons"));
error->set_text(0, time);
error->set_text_align(0, TreeItem::ALIGN_LEFT);
error->set_text(1, txt);
String error_title;
// Include method name, when given, in error title.
if (has_method)
error_title += method + ": ";
// If we have a (custom) error message, use it as title, and add a C++ Error
// item with the original error condition.
error_title += error_msg.empty() ? error_cond : error_msg;
error->set_text(1, error_title);
tooltip += " " + error_title + "\n";
String source(err[5]);
bool source_is_project_file = source.begins_with("res://");
if (source_is_project_file)
txt = source.get_file() + ":" + String(err[6]);
else
txt = source + ":" + String(err[6]);
String method = err[4];
if (method.length() > 0)
txt += " @ " + method + "()";
TreeItem *c_info = error_tree->create_item(error);
c_info->set_text(0, "<" + TTR(source_is_project_file ? "Source" : "C Source") + ">");
c_info->set_text(1, txt);
c_info->set_text_align(0, TreeItem::ALIGN_LEFT);
if (source_is_project_file) {
Array meta;
meta.push_back(source);
meta.push_back(err[6]);
error->set_metadata(0, meta);
c_info->set_metadata(0, meta);
if (has_error_msg) {
// Add item for C++ error condition.
TreeItem *cpp_cond = error_tree->create_item(error);
cpp_cond->set_text(0, "<" + TTR("C++ Error") + ">");
cpp_cond->set_text(1, error_cond);
cpp_cond->set_text_align(0, TreeItem::ALIGN_LEFT);
tooltip += TTR("C++ Error:") + " " + error_cond + "\n";
if (source_is_project_file)
cpp_cond->set_metadata(0, source_meta);
}
int scc = p_data[1];
// Source of the error.
String source_txt = (source_is_project_file ? source_file.get_file() : source_file) + ":" + source_line;
if (has_method)
source_txt += " @ " + method + "()";
for (int i = 0; i < scc; i += 3) {
TreeItem *cpp_source = error_tree->create_item(error);
cpp_source->set_text(0, "<" + (source_is_project_file ? TTR("Source") : TTR("C++ Source")) + ">");
cpp_source->set_text(1, source_txt);
cpp_source->set_text_align(0, TreeItem::ALIGN_LEFT);
tooltip += (source_is_project_file ? TTR("Source:") : TTR("C++ Source:")) + " " + source_txt + "\n";
// Set metadata to highlight error line in scripts.
if (source_is_project_file) {
error->set_metadata(0, source_meta);
cpp_source->set_metadata(0, source_meta);
}
error->set_tooltip(0, tooltip);
error->set_tooltip(1, tooltip);
// Format stack trace.
// stack_items_count is the number of elements to parse, with 3 items per frame
// of the stack trace (script, method, line).
int stack_items_count = p_data[1];
for (int i = 0; i < stack_items_count; i += 3) {
String script = p_data[2 + i];
String method2 = p_data[3 + i];
int line = p_data[4 + i];
@ -876,7 +918,7 @@ void ScriptEditorDebugger::_parse_message(const String &p_msg, const Array &p_da
stack_trace->set_text(1, script.get_file() + ":" + itos(line) + " @ " + method2 + "()");
}
if (warning)
if (is_warning)
warning_count++;
else
error_count++;