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151 lines
4.2 KiB
151 lines
4.2 KiB
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//
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// Microsoft Windows
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//
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// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1997 - 1999
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//
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// File: eventlog.h
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//
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//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#ifndef _INC_CSCUI_EVENTLOG_H
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#define _INC_CSCUI_EVENTLOG_H
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#ifndef _WINDOWS_
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# include <windows.h>
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#endif
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//
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// This class provides basic NT event logging capability. It provides only
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// a subset of the full capability provided by the NT event logging APIs.
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// I wanted a simple way to write messages to the event log. No reading
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// of event log entries is supported.
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//
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class CEventLog
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{
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public:
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//
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// Number conversion formats.
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//
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enum eFmt {
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eFmtDec, // Display as decimal.
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eFmtHex, // Display as hex
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eFmtSysErr // Display as win32 error text string.
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};
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class CStrArray
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{
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public:
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CStrArray(void);
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~CStrArray(void)
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{ Destroy(); }
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bool Append(LPCTSTR psz);
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void Clear(void)
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{ Destroy(); }
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int Count(void) const
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{ return m_cEntries; }
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LPCTSTR Get(int iEntry) const;
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operator LPCTSTR* () const
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{ return (LPCTSTR *)m_rgpsz; }
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private:
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enum { MAX_ENTRIES = 8 };
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int m_cEntries;
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LPTSTR m_rgpsz[MAX_ENTRIES];
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void Destroy(void);
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//
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// Prevent copy.
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//
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CStrArray(const CStrArray& rhs);
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CStrArray& operator = (const CStrArray& rhs);
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};
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CEventLog(void)
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: m_hLog(NULL)
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{ }
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~CEventLog(void);
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HRESULT Initialize(LPCTSTR pszEventSource);
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bool IsInitialized(void)
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{ return NULL != m_hLog; }
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void Close(void);
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HRESULT ReportEvent(WORD wType,
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WORD wCategory,
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DWORD dwEventID,
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PSID lpUserSid = NULL,
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LPVOID pvRawData = NULL,
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DWORD cbRawData = 0);
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//
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// Push replacement data onto a stack to replace the
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// %1, %2 etc. parameters in the message strings.
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//
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void Push(HRESULT hr, eFmt = eFmtDec);
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void Push(LPCTSTR psz);
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private:
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HANDLE m_hLog;
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CStrArray m_rgstrText;
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//
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// Prevent copy.
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//
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CEventLog(const CEventLog& rhs);
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CEventLog& operator = (const CEventLog& rhs);
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};
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//
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// Wrap the CEventLog class so we can control log initialization
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// and also filter events based on the CSCUI event logging level.
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// The idea here is to create a CscuiEventLog object whenever you
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// want to write to the event log. The ReportEvent member has
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// been designed to handle log initialization as well as filtering
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// message output to respect the current CSCUI event logging level
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// set in the registry/policy. It's recommended that the
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// CscuiEventLog object be created as a local variable so that
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// once the reporting is complete, the object is destroyed and
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// the system event log handle is closed.
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//
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class CscuiEventLog
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{
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public:
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CscuiEventLog(void)
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: m_iEventLoggingLevel(CConfig::GetSingleton().EventLoggingLevel()) { }
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~CscuiEventLog(void) { }
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HRESULT ReportEvent(WORD wType,
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DWORD dwEventID,
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int iMinLevel,
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PSID lpUserSid = NULL,
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LPVOID pvRawData = NULL,
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DWORD cbRawData = 0);
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bool LoggingEnabled(void) const
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{ return 0 < m_iEventLoggingLevel; }
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void Push(HRESULT hr, CEventLog::eFmt fmt)
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{ m_log.Push(hr, fmt); }
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void Push(LPCTSTR psz)
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{ m_log.Push(psz); }
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private:
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CEventLog m_log;
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int m_iEventLoggingLevel;
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};
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#endif // _INC_CSCUI_EVENTLOG_H
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