def log(self, log_type: str, message: str) -> None:
level = self._translateLogType(log_type)
message = CrashHandler.pruneSensitiveData(message)
if level is None:
if message not in self._show_once:
level = self._translateLogType(log_type[0])
if level is not None:
self._show_once.add(message)
add_breadcrumb(level=level, message=message)
else:
add_breadcrumb(level=level, message=message)
def exceptHook(hook_type, value, traceback):
from cura.CrashHandler import CrashHandler
from cura.CuraApplication import CuraApplication
has_started = False
if CuraApplication.Created:
has_started = CuraApplication.getInstance().started
#
# When the exception hook is triggered, the QApplication may not have been initialized yet. In this case, we don't
# have an QApplication to handle the event loop, which is required by the Crash Dialog.
# The flag "CuraApplication.Created" is set to True when CuraApplication finishes its constructor call.
#
# Before the "started" flag is set to True, the Qt event loop has not started yet. The event loop is a blocking
# call to the QApplication.exec_(). In this case, we need to:
# 1. Remove all scheduled events so no more unnecessary events will be processed, such as loading the main dialog,
# loading the machine, etc.
# 2. Start the Qt event loop with exec_() and show the Crash Dialog.
#
# If the application has finished its initialization and was running fine, and then something causes a crash,
# we run the old routine to show the Crash Dialog.
#
from PyQt5.Qt import QApplication
if CuraApplication.Created:
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback, has_started)
if CuraApplication.splash is not None:
CuraApplication.splash.close()
if not has_started:
CuraApplication.getInstance().removePostedEvents(None)
_crash_handler.early_crash_dialog.show()
sys.exit(CuraApplication.getInstance().exec_())
else:
_crash_handler.show()
else:
application = QApplication(sys.argv)
application.removePostedEvents(None)
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback, has_started)
# This means the QtApplication could be created and so the splash screen. Then Cura closes it
if CuraApplication.splash is not None:
CuraApplication.splash.close()
_crash_handler.early_crash_dialog.show()
sys.exit(application.exec_())
def log(self, log_type: str, message: str) -> None:
"""Log the message to the sentry hub as a breadcrumb
:param log_type: "e" (error), "i"(info), "d"(debug), "w"(warning) or "c"(critical) (can postfix with "_once")
:param message: String containing message to be logged
"""
level = self._translateLogType(log_type)
message = CrashHandler.pruneSensitiveData(message)
if level is None:
if message not in self._show_once:
level = self._translateLogType(log_type[0])
if level is not None:
self._show_once.add(message)
add_breadcrumb(level = level, message = message)
else:
add_breadcrumb(level = level, message = message)
def exceptHook(hook_type, value, traceback):
from cura.CrashHandler import CrashHandler
from cura.CuraApplication import CuraApplication
has_started = False
if CuraApplication.Created:
has_started = CuraApplication.getInstance().started
#
# When the exception hook is triggered, the QApplication may not have been initialized yet. In this case, we don't
# have an QApplication to handle the event loop, which is required by the Crash Dialog.
# The flag "CuraApplication.Created" is set to True when CuraApplication finishes its constructor call.
#
# Before the "started" flag is set to True, the Qt event loop has not started yet. The event loop is a blocking
# call to the QApplication.exec_(). In this case, we need to:
# 1. Remove all scheduled events so no more unnecessary events will be processed, such as loading the main dialog,
# loading the machine, etc.
# 2. Start the Qt event loop with exec_() and show the Crash Dialog.
#
# If the application has finished its initialization and was running fine, and then something causes a crash,
# we run the old routine to show the Crash Dialog.
#
from PyQt5.Qt import QApplication
if CuraApplication.Created:
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback, has_started)
if CuraApplication.splash is not None:
CuraApplication.splash.close()
if not has_started:
CuraApplication.getInstance().removePostedEvents(None)
_crash_handler.early_crash_dialog.show()
sys.exit(CuraApplication.getInstance().exec_())
else:
_crash_handler.show()
else:
application = QApplication(sys.argv)
application.removePostedEvents(None)
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback, has_started)
# This means the QtApplication could be created and so the splash screen. Then Cura closes it
if CuraApplication.splash is not None:
CuraApplication.splash.close()
_crash_handler.early_crash_dialog.show()
sys.exit(application.exec_())
def exceptHook(hook_type, value, traceback):
from cura.CrashHandler import CrashHandler
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback)
_crash_handler.show()
def exceptHook(hook_type, value, traceback):
from cura.CrashHandler import CrashHandler
_crash_handler = CrashHandler(hook_type, value, traceback)
_crash_handler.show()
