libdar::Erange Class Reference

exception used to signal range error More...

#include <erreurs.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for libdar::Erange:

Collaboration diagram for libdar::Erange:

Public Member Functions
	Erange (const std::string &source, const std::string &message)
	Erange (const Erange &ref)=default
	Erange (Erange &&ref)=default
Erange &	operator= (const Erange &ref)=default
Erange &	operator= (Erange &&ref)=default
Public Member Functions inherited from libdar::Egeneric
	Egeneric (const std::string &source, const std::string &message)
	the constructor
	Egeneric (const Egeneric &ref)=default
	copy constructor
	Egeneric (Egeneric &&ref)=default
	move constructor
Egeneric &	operator= (const Egeneric &ref)=default
	assignment operator
Egeneric &	operator= (Egeneric &&ref) noexcept=default
	move operator
virtual	~Egeneric ()=default
	the destructor
void	stack (const std::string &passage, const std::string &message="")
	add more detailed couple of information to the exception
void	stack (const std::string &&passage, const std::string &&message="")
const std::string &	get_message () const
	get the message explaing the nature of the exception More...
const std::string &	get_source () const
	get the call function which has thrown this exception
const std::string &	find_object (const std::string &location) const
	retrieve the objet (object) associated to a given "lieu" (location) from the stack More...
void	prepend_message (const std::string &context)
	prepend error message by the given string
std::string	dump_str () const
	return a string result of the exception information dump

Protected Member Functions
virtual std::string	exceptionID () const override

Detailed Description

exception used to signal range error

the inherited get_message() method is probably the only one you will need to use

Definition at line 219 of file erreurs.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• erreurs.hpp