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/*
* @file einfo.h
* @brief Describes how to interface with the einfo library
*
* Copyright 2007 Gentoo Foundation
* Released under the GPLv2
*/
#ifndef __EINFO_H__
#define __EINFO_H__
#ifdef __GNUC__
# define __EINFO_PRINTF __attribute__ ((__format__ (__printf__, 1, 2)))
# define __EINFO_XPRINTF __attribute__ ((__noreturn__, __format__ (__printf__, 1, 2)))
# define __EEND_PRINTF __attribute__ ((__format__ (__printf__, 2, 3)))
#else
# define __EINFO_PRINTF
# define __EINFO_XPRINTF
# define __EEND_PRINTF
#endif
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
/*! @brief Color types to use */
typedef enum
{
ECOLOR_NORMAL = 1,
ECOLOR_GOOD = 2,
ECOLOR_WARN = 3,
ECOLOR_BAD = 4,
ECOLOR_HILITE = 5,
ECOLOR_BRACKET = 6
} einfo_color_t;
/*! @brief Returns the ASCII code for the color */
const char *ecolor (einfo_color_t);
/*! @brief Writes to syslog. */
void elog (int __level, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
/*!
* @brief Display informational messages.
*
* The einfo family of functions display messages in a consistent manner
* across Gentoo applications. Basically they prefix the message with
* " * ". If the terminal can handle color then we color the * based on
* the command used. Otherwise we are identical to the printf function.
*
* - einfo - green
* - ewarn - yellow
* - eerror - red
*
* The n suffix denotes that no new line should be printed.
* The v suffix means only print if RC_VERBOSE is yes.
*/
/*@{*/
int einfon (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ewarnn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int eerrorn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int einfo (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ewarn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
void ewarnx (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_XPRINTF;
int eerror (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
void eerrorx (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_XPRINTF;
int einfovn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ewarnvn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ebeginvn (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int eendvn (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
int ewendvn (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
int einfov (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ewarnv (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
/*@}*/
/*! @ingroup ebegin
* @brief Display informational messages that may take some time.
*
* Similar to einfo, but we add ... to the end of the message */
/*@{*/
int ebeginv (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
int ebegin (const char *__fmt, ...) __EINFO_PRINTF;
/*@}*/
/*! @ingroup eend
* @brief End an ebegin.
*
* If you ebegin, you should eend also.
* eend places [ ok ] or [ !! ] at the end of the terminal line depending on
* retval (0 or ok, anything else for !!)
*
* ebracket allows you to specifiy the position, color and message */
/*@{*/
int eend (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
int ewend (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
void ebracket (int __col, einfo_color_t __color, const char *__msg);
int eendv (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
int ewendv (int __retval, const char *__fmt, ...) __EEND_PRINTF;
/*@}*/
/*! @ingroup eindent
* @brief Indents the einfo lines.
*
* For each indent you should outdent when done */
/*@{*/
void eindent (void);
void eoutdent (void);
void eindentv (void);
void eoutdentv (void);
/*! @brief Prefix each einfo line with something */
void eprefix (const char *__prefix);
#endif
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