tcl:包装同名的过程

发布于 2024-11-09 15:02:10 字数 262 浏览 0 评论 0原文

我想用同名和调用约定的过程替换“proc N”的定义,但需要一些额外的错误检测代码。

在 python 中,我可以像下面那样做我想做的事情,但我对命名空间和函数句柄在 tcl 中如何工作没有任何了解。

__orig_N = N
def N(arg1, arg2):
    if arg1 != 'GOOD VALUE':
        exit('arg1 is bad')
    return __orig_N(arg1, arg2)

I want to replace the definition of "proc N" with a proc of the same name and calling conventions, but with a little extra error detection code.

In python I could do what I want like below, but I don't have any grasp of how namespaces and function handles work in tcl.

__orig_N = N
def N(arg1, arg2):
    if arg1 != 'GOOD VALUE':
        exit('arg1 is bad')
    return __orig_N(arg1, arg2)

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飘过的浮云 2024-11-16 15:02:10

您可以使用rename命令重命名现有的过程:

rename N __orig_N
proc N {arg1 arg2} {
    if { $arg1 != "GOOD_VALUE" } {
        puts stderr "arg1 is bad"
        exit 1
    }
    return [uplevel 1 __orig_N $arg1 $arg2]
}

这实际上比Python原始版本更复杂一些,因为uplevel的使用有效地消除了包装器整个调用堆栈——诚然,这在您的情况下可能不是必需的,但能够做到这一点很好。

You can use the rename command to rename an existing proc:

rename N __orig_N
proc N {arg1 arg2} {
    if { $arg1 != "GOOD_VALUE" } {
        puts stderr "arg1 is bad"
        exit 1
    }
    return [uplevel 1 __orig_N $arg1 $arg2]
}

This is actually a little bit more sophisticated than the python original, in that the use of uplevel effectively elides the wrapper from the call stack entirely -- which may not be necessary in your case, admittedly, but it's nice to be able to do it.

初与友歌 2024-11-16 15:02:10

Tcl对程序有很好的自省。这允许您重写一个过程以添加更多代码:

# Assume there are no defaults; defaults make this more complicated...
proc N [info args N] [concat {
    # Use 'ne' for string comparison, '!=' for numeric comparison
    if {$arg1 ne "GOOD VALUE"} {
        error "arg1 is bad"
        # The semicolon is _important_ because of the odd semantics of [concat]
    };
} [info body N]]

好的,这不是唯一的方法 - Eric 的答案更接近我通常包装命令的方式,并且它具有使用非过程命令的优点同样,但此解决方案的优点是可以很好且紧密地绑定代码,这样以后就很少会出错。它还不会在任何错误跟踪中引入额外的堆栈帧,这有助于保持调试简单。

Tcl's got quite good introspection on procedures. This lets you rewrite a procedure to add in some more code:

# Assume there are no defaults; defaults make this more complicated...
proc N [info args N] [concat {
    # Use 'ne' for string comparison, '!=' for numeric comparison
    if {$arg1 ne "GOOD VALUE"} {
        error "arg1 is bad"
        # The semicolon is _important_ because of the odd semantics of [concat]
    };
} [info body N]]

OK, that's not the only way to do it – Eric's answer is closer to how I'd normally wrap a command, and it has the advantage of working with non-procedure commands as well – but this solution has the advantage of binding the code in nice and tight so that there's very little to go wrong later. It also doesn't introduce extra stack frames into any error traces, which helps keep debugging simple.

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