lib/oboe/api/tracing.rb in oboe-1.3.4 vs lib/oboe/api/tracing.rb in oboe-1.3.5

@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@
       # Public: Trace a given block of code. Detect any exceptions thrown by
       # the block and report errors.
       #
       # layer - The layer the block of code belongs to.
       # opts - A hash containing key/value pairs that will be reported along
-      #        with the first event of this layer (optional).
+      # with the first event of this layer (optional).
       #
       # Example
       #
       #   def computation(n)
       #     fib(n)
@@ -26,32 +26,32 @@
       #   end
       #
       #   result = computation_with_oboe(1000)
       #
       # Returns the result of the block.
-      def trace(layer, opts={})
-        log_entry(layer, opts)
+      def trace(layer, opts={}, protect_op=false)
+        log_entry(layer, opts, protect_op)
         begin 
           yield
         rescue Exception => e
           log_exception(layer, e)
           raise
         ensure
-          log_exit(layer)
+          log_exit(layer, {}, protect_op)
         end
       end
-  
+
       # Public: Trace a given block of code which can start a trace depending
       # on configuration and probability. Detect any exceptions thrown by the
       # block and report errors.
       #
       # When start_trace returns control to the calling context, the oboe
       # context will be cleared.
       #
       # layer - The layer the block of code belongs to.
       # opts - A hash containing key/value pairs that will be reported along
-      #        with the first event of this layer (optional).
+      # with the first event of this layer (optional).
       #
       # Example
       #
       #   def handle_request(request, response)
       #     # ... code that modifies request and response ...
@@ -87,18 +87,18 @@
 
       # Public: Trace a given block of code which can start a trace depending
       # on configuration and probability. Detect any exceptions thrown by the
       # block and report errors. Insert the oboe metadata into the provided for
       # later user.
-      # 
+      #
       # The motivating use case for this is HTTP streaming in rails3. We need
       # access to the exit event's trace id so we can set the header before any
       # work is done, and before any headers are sent back to the client.
       #
       # layer - The layer the block of code belongs to.
       # target - The target object in which to place the oboe metadata.
       # opts - A hash containing key/value pairs that will be reported along
-      #        with the first event of this layer (optional).
+      # with the first event of this layer (optional).
       #
       # Example:
       #
       #   def handle_request(request, response)
       #     # ... code that does something with request and response ...