Use a dummy for loop instead of an if statement to avoid all problems with the
dangling else clauses: both the need for an artificially inversed "if" to make
the code like
if ( something )
wxLogError("...");
else
something-else;
to work as expected and to avoid warnings given by some versions of g++ and
clang for the code above advising to add explicit braces.
Closes #11829.
git-svn-id: https://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxWidgets/trunk@74735
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#define _WX_LOG_H_
#include "wx/defs.h"
#define _WX_LOG_H_
#include "wx/defs.h"
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// types
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// types
// following arguments are not even evaluated which is good as it avoids
// unnecessary overhead)
//
// following arguments are not even evaluated which is good as it avoids
// unnecessary overhead)
//
-// Note: the strange if/else construct is needed to make the following code
+// Note: the strange (because executing at most once) for() loop because we
+// must arrange for wxDO_LOG() to be at the end of the macro and using a
+// more natural "if (IsLevelEnabled()) wxDO_LOG()" would result in wrong
+// behaviour for the following code ("else" would bind to the wrong "if"):
//
// if ( cond )
// wxLogError("!!!");
// else
// ...
//
//
// if ( cond )
// wxLogError("!!!");
// else
// ...
//
-// work as expected, without it the second "else" would match the "if"
-// inside wxLogError(). Unfortunately code like
-//
-// if ( cond )
-// wxLogError("!!!");
-//
-// now provokes "suggest explicit braces to avoid ambiguous 'else'"
-// warnings from g++ 4.3 and later with -Wparentheses on but they can be
-// easily fixed by adding curly braces around wxLogError() and at least
-// the code still does do the right thing.
-#define wxDO_LOG_IF_ENABLED(level) \
- if ( !wxLog::IsLevelEnabled(wxLOG_##level, wxLOG_COMPONENT) ) \
- {} \
- else \
+// See also #11829 for the problems with other simpler approaches,
+// notably the need for two macros due to buggy __LINE__ in MSVC.
+#define wxDO_LOG_IF_ENABLED_HELPER(level, loopvar) \
+ for ( bool loopvar = false; \
+ !loopvar && wxLog::IsLevelEnabled(wxLOG_##level, wxLOG_COMPONENT); \
+ loopvar = true ) \
+#define wxDO_LOG_IF_ENABLED(level) \
+ wxDO_LOG_IF_ENABLED_HELPER(level, wxMAKE_UNIQUE_NAME(wxlogcheck))
+
// wxLogFatalError() is special as it can't be disabled
#define wxLogFatalError wxDO_LOG(FatalError)
#define wxVLogFatalError(format, argptr) wxDO_LOGV(FatalError, format, argptr)
// wxLogFatalError() is special as it can't be disabled
#define wxLogFatalError wxDO_LOG(FatalError)
#define wxVLogFatalError(format, argptr) wxDO_LOGV(FatalError, format, argptr)
CPPUNIT_TEST( CompatLogger2 );
#endif // WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_2_8
CPPUNIT_TEST( SysError );
CPPUNIT_TEST( CompatLogger2 );
#endif // WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_2_8
CPPUNIT_TEST( SysError );
+ CPPUNIT_TEST( NoWarnings );
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END();
void Functions();
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END();
void Functions();
void CompatLogger2();
#endif // WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_2_8
void SysError();
void CompatLogger2();
#endif // WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_2_8
void SysError();
TestLog *m_log;
wxLog *m_logOld;
TestLog *m_log;
wxLog *m_logOld;
+void LogTestCase::NoWarnings()
+{
+ // Check that "else" branch is [not] taken as expected and that this code
+ // compiles without warnings (which used to not be the case).
+
+ bool b = wxFalse;
+ if ( b )
+ wxLogError("Not logged");
+ else
+ b = !b;
+
+ CPPUNIT_ASSERT( b );
+
+ if ( b )
+ wxLogError("If");
+ else
+ CPPUNIT_FAIL("Should not be taken");
+
+ CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL( "If", m_log->GetLog(wxLOG_Error) );
+}