Struct InspectorStack
pub struct InspectorStack {
pub cheatcodes: Option<Cheatcodes>,
pub inner: InspectorStackInner,
}
Expand description
An inspector that calls multiple inspectors in sequence.
If a call to an inspector returns a value other than InstructionResult::Continue (or equivalent) the remaining inspectors are not called.
Stack is divided into Cheatcodes and InspectorStackInner
. This is done to allow assembling
InspectorStackRefMut
inside Cheatcodes to allow usage of it as revm::Inspector. This gives
us ability to create and execute separate EVM frames from inside cheatcodes while still having
access to entire stack of inspectors and correctly handling traces, logs, debugging info
collection, etc.
Fields§
§cheatcodes: Option<Cheatcodes>
§inner: InspectorStackInner
Implementations§
§impl InspectorStack
impl InspectorStack
pub fn new() -> InspectorStack
pub fn new() -> InspectorStack
Creates a new inspector stack.
Note that the stack is empty by default, and you must add inspectors to it.
This is done by calling the set_*
methods on the stack directly, or by building the stack
with InspectorStack
.
pub fn log_status(&self)
pub fn log_status(&self)
Logs the status of the inspectors.
pub fn set_gas_price(&mut self, gas_price: Uint<256, 4>)
pub fn set_gas_price(&mut self, gas_price: Uint<256, 4>)
Sets the gas price for the relevant inspectors.
pub fn set_cheatcodes(&mut self, cheatcodes: Cheatcodes)
pub fn set_cheatcodes(&mut self, cheatcodes: Cheatcodes)
Set the cheatcodes inspector.
pub fn set_fuzzer(&mut self, fuzzer: Fuzzer)
pub fn set_fuzzer(&mut self, fuzzer: Fuzzer)
Set the fuzzer inspector.
pub fn set_chisel(&mut self, final_pc: usize)
pub fn set_chisel(&mut self, final_pc: usize)
Set the Chisel inspector.
pub fn collect_coverage(&mut self, yes: bool)
pub fn collect_coverage(&mut self, yes: bool)
Set whether to enable the coverage collector.
pub fn enable_isolation(&mut self, yes: bool)
pub fn enable_isolation(&mut self, yes: bool)
Set whether to enable call isolation.
pub fn collect_logs(&mut self, yes: bool)
pub fn collect_logs(&mut self, yes: bool)
Set whether to enable the log collector.
pub fn collect(self) -> InspectorData
pub fn collect(self) -> InspectorData
Collects all the data gathered during inspection into a single struct.
Trait Implementations§
§impl Clone for InspectorStack
impl Clone for InspectorStack
§fn clone(&self) -> InspectorStack
fn clone(&self) -> InspectorStack
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impl Debug for InspectorStack
§impl Default for InspectorStack
impl Default for InspectorStack
§fn default() -> InspectorStack
fn default() -> InspectorStack
§impl Deref for InspectorStack
impl Deref for InspectorStack
§impl DerefMut for InspectorStack
impl DerefMut for InspectorStack
§fn deref_mut(&mut self) -> &mut <InspectorStack as Deref>::Target
fn deref_mut(&mut self) -> &mut <InspectorStack as Deref>::Target
§impl Inspector<&mut dyn DatabaseExt<Error = DatabaseError>> for InspectorStack
impl Inspector<&mut dyn DatabaseExt<Error = DatabaseError>> for InspectorStack
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&mut self,
interpreter: &mut Interpreter,
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impl InspectorExt for InspectorStack
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impl !Freeze for InspectorStack
impl !RefUnwindSafe for InspectorStack
impl Send for InspectorStack
impl Sync for InspectorStack
impl Unpin for InspectorStack
impl !UnwindSafe for InspectorStack
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