Difference between revisions of "ArrayDeepDump"
imported>QQuix (Added a note about a Catch 22 when compiling a recursive function for the first time) |
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StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# | StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# | ||
endif | endif | ||
if | |||
if xDepth > 1 ; stops recursion at the last level initialized | |||
set xNextLevel to xMode * 100 + xLevel + 1 | set xNextLevel to xMode * 100 + xLevel + 1 | ||
let sText := sPrefix + sKey1 | let sText := sPrefix + sKey1 | ||
;;;; Uncomment the next line after the first successful compilation | |||
;;;; call ArrayDeepDump aEntry [Value] , sText , xNextLevel, xDepth - 1 | ;;;; call ArrayDeepDump aEntry [Value] , sText , xNextLevel, xDepth - 1 | ||
elseif | elseif xDepth == 1 && xMode == 2 | ||
let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " . . ." | let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " . . ." | ||
printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine | printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine |
Revision as of 09:10, 17 August 2009
A User Function for use with Oblivion Script Extender
Syntax:
ArrayDeepDump Arrayarray, ArrayNamestring, Modeshort, Depthshort
Dumps the array to the console and to a text file . The arguments are:
- Array - the array to dump
- ArrayName - A name for the header line
- Mode - output format 1 or 2 (see examples below)
- Number of levels to dump (0 = All)
Notes
OBSE has a great debugging function to dump an array contents to the console: ar_Dump
This User Functions has the same debugging purpose as ar_Dump, but intended to show the contents of nested arrays, or arrays within arrays.
It dumps the array to the console and to a text file. Either can be easily removed, if you prefer. It is also easy to customize the contents and formatting to your liking.
The text file output requires Pluggy. If you don't use it, remove the lines marked with "#Pluggy#"
It has two output formats determined by the Mode argument (1 or 2).
The function is recursive, therefore limited to OBSE's maximum of 30 nested function calls.
There is a Catch 22 when you first compile a recursive function: the compiler will give an error at the line where the function calls itself because no such function exists yet. So I commented that line. After the first successful compilation, you should uncomment that line.
Examples:
Mode 1
Shows the Keys within brackets, followed by: #Array ID and array size (if an array) or the contents
Call ArrayDeepDump MyArray,"MyArrayName", 1, 5 ;== Mode 1 - 5 levels deep ==
===== Deep dump Mode 1 - Array: [ObjectTree] ===== [Architecture] #410 2 = [Anvil] #415 3 = = [AnvilFightersGuild01] #416 3 = = = [EditorID] = 'AnvilFightersGuild01' = = = [FormID] = 000496C5 <no name> = = = [Size] = 22 = = [AnvilHouseMC01] #417 0 = = [AnvilLighthouse01] #418 0 = [Chorrol] #419 1 = = [Interior] #420 1 = = = [ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior] #421 3 = = = = [EditorID] = 'ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior' = = = = [FormID] = 0002B75F <no name> = = = = [Size] = 11 [Clutter] #414 0
Mode 2
Shows one line for every end-of branch (an array entry that is not another array)
Call ArrayDeepDump MyArray,"MyArrayName", 2, 0 ;== Mode 2 - All levels ==
===== Deep dump Mode 2 - Array: [ObjectTree] ===== [Architecture][Anvil][AnvilFightersGuild01][EditorID] = 'AnvilFightersGuild01' [Architecture][Anvil][AnvilFightersGuild01][FormID] = 000496C5 <no name> [Architecture][Anvil][AnvilFightersGuild01][Size] = 22 [Architecture][Anvil][AnvilHouseMC01] = #Empty# [Architecture][Anvil][AnvilLighthouse01] = #Empty# [Architecture][Chorrol][Interior][ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior][EditorID] = ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior' [Architecture][Chorrol][Interior][ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior][FormID] = 0002B75F <no name> [Architecture][Chorrol][Interior][ChorrolHouseMiddle03Interior][Size] = 11 [Clutter] = #Empty#
Code
scriptname ArrayDeepDump array_var iaArray string_var isArrayName short iMode short iDepth ref xRef array_var aArray array_var aEntry array_var aTemp string_var sPrefix string_var sKey1 string_var sType string_var sText string_var sLine short xMode short xDepth short xLevel short xNextLevel short xxNum ;=== Pluggy string vars === long psFile long psLine begin Function {iaArray, isArrayName, iMode, iDepth} set xDepth to iDepth if xDepth == 0 set xDepth to 999 endif if iMode < 100 set xMode to iMode ; idetifies recursive call set xLevel to 0 elseif iMode < 200 set xMode to 1 set xLevel to iMode - 100 else set xMode to 2 set xLevel to iMode - 200 endif set psFile to CreateString -1 "MyMod - dump.log" 1 1 ;#Pluggy# set psLine to CreateString -1 0 1 1 ;#Pluggy# if xLevel == 0 ;=== Print Header === ;==================== let sLine := "===== Deep dump mode " + ( tostring iMode ) + " - Depth= " + ( tostring iDepth ) + " - Array: [" + isArrayName + "] =====" printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# endif ;=== Setup array and prefix === ;============================== let aArray := iaArray let sPrefix := "" if xMode == 1 set xxNum to xLevel while xxNum > 0 let sPrefix := sPrefix + "= " let xxNum := xxNum - 1 loop elseif xLevel > 0 let sPrefix := isArrayName endif if 0 == ar_size aArray ;=== Empty array === ;=================== if iMode == 2 let sLine := sPrefix + " = " + "#EmptyArray#" printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# endif else foreach aEntry <- aArray ;=== Get key === ;=============== let sType := typeof aEntry [Key] if eval (sType == "String") let sKey1 := "[" + aEntry [Key] + "]" else let sKey1 := "[" + ( tostring aEntry [Key] ) + "]" endif ;=== Get value === ;================= let sType := typeof aEntry [Value] if eval (sType == "String") ;=== Print string value === ;========================== let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " = '" + aEntry [Value] + "'" printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# elseif eval (sType == "Number") ;=== Print number value === ;========================== let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " = " + tostring aEntry [Value] printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# elseif eval (sType == "Form") ;=== Print form value === ;======================== let xRef := aEntry [Value] set sText to sv_Construct "%i %n" xRef xRef let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " = " + sText printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# else ;=== Print array contents === ;============================ if xMode == 1 let aTemp := aEntry[Value] let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " #" + sv_construct "%g" aTemp + " " + ( tostring ar_size ( aEntry [Value] ) ) printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# endif if xDepth > 1 ; stops recursion at the last level initialized set xNextLevel to xMode * 100 + xLevel + 1 let sText := sPrefix + sKey1 ;;;; Uncomment the next line after the first successful compilation ;;;; call ArrayDeepDump aEntry [Value] , sText , xNextLevel, xDepth - 1 elseif xDepth == 1 && xMode == 2 let sLine := sPrefix + sKey1 + " . . ." printc "PrintArray>> %z " sLine setString psLine $sLine ;#Pluggy# StringToTxtFile psFile psLine ;#Pluggy# endif endif loop endif end
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