packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/log/LogMessage.kt

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package com.android.systemui.log

/**
 * Generic data class for storing messages logged to a [LogBuffer]
 *
 * Each LogMessage has a few standard fields ([level], [tag], and [timestamp]). The rest are generic
 * data slots that may or may not be used, depending on the nature of the specific message being
 * logged.
 *
 * When a message is logged, the code doing the logging stores data in one or more of the generic
 * fields ([str1], [int1], etc). When it comes time to dump the message to logcat/bugreport/etc, the
 * [printer] function reads the data stored in the generic fields and converts that to a human-
 * readable string. Thus, for every log type there must be a specialized initializer function that
 * stores data specific to that log type and a specialized printer function that prints that data.
 *
 * See [LogBuffer.log] for more information.
 */
interface LogMessage {
    val level: LogLevel
    val tag: String
    val timestamp: Long
    val printer: LogMessage.() -> String

    var str1: String?
    var str2: String?
    var str3: String?
    var int1: Int
    var int2: Int
    var long1: Long
    var long2: Long
    var double1: Double
    var bool1: Boolean
    var bool2: Boolean
    var bool3: Boolean
    var bool4: Boolean
}