Sct::AbstractThrowable Class Reference
[Exceptions]

A base implementation for Throwable All important information should be included in the string returned by getMessage(). More...

#include <Exception.h>

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Public Member Functions
virtual long	sendToMrs (SEVERITY s) throw ()
	Send the message to the message reporting service.
virtual long	sendToMrs () const throw ()
	Send the message to the message reporting service.
virtual void	setSeverity (SEVERITY s) throw ()
	Set the severity of this exception.
virtual SEVERITY	getSeverity () const throw ()
	Get the severity.
virtual const char *	what () const throw ()
	Override of std::exception::what().
virtual const Throwable *	getCause () const throw ()
	Get the cause.
virtual shared_ptr< Throwable >	clone () const throw ()
	Necessary for chaining of exceptions unfortunately.
Protected Member Functions
	AbstractThrowable () throw ()
	To ease implementation in long exception hierarchies, sub-classes can provide a default constructor then must use the initialize method in all substansive constructors.
virtual string	getMessage () const throw ()
	Gets the detail message for this.
void	initialize (const string &id, const string &name, const string &msg, Throwable *cause, const string &file, int line) throw ()
Protected Attributes
string	id
string	name
string	msg
string	file
int	line
SEVERITY	severity
shared_ptr< Throwable >	cause
string	text

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Detailed Description

A base implementation for Throwable All important information should be included in the string returned by getMessage().

An exception should not rely on adding extra parameters to an MRS message as if it is nested, it won't get this opportunity.

If a sub-class has its own data members or overrides any methods then it should override the clone() method also. Most sub-classes will probably just provide constuctors in the same pattern as shown for the Error and Exception classes.

Definition at line 93 of file Exception.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Sct::AbstractThrowable::AbstractThrowable (   )  throw () [protected]

To ease implementation in long exception hierarchies, sub-classes can provide a default constructor then must use the initialize method in all substansive constructors. Definition at line 13 of file Exception.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

shared_ptr< Throwable > Sct::AbstractThrowable::clone (   )  const throw () [virtual]

Necessary for chaining of exceptions unfortunately. Should return a copy of this allocated on the heap. It is necessary for sub-classes to override this if they add new data members or if they do and special processing in what() or sentToMrs() Implements Sct::Throwable. Reimplemented in Sct::IsException, Sct::FileException, Sct::NoSuchStreamerException, Sct::IpcException, and Sct::OutOfRangeError< T >. Definition at line 60 of file Exception.cpp. Referenced by SctAnalysis::AnalysisAlgorithmMap::getAlgorithm().

const Throwable * Sct::AbstractThrowable::getCause (   )  const throw () [virtual]

Get the cause. Returns: a pointer to the cause of 0 if no cause Implements Sct::Throwable. Definition at line 56 of file Exception.cpp.

string Sct::AbstractThrowable::getMessage (   )  const throw () [protected, virtual]

Gets the detail message for this. Reimplemented in Sct::IsException, Sct::FileException, Sct::NoSuchStreamerException, Sct::IpcException, and Sct::OutOfRangeError< T >. Definition at line 52 of file Exception.cpp.

SEVERITY Sct::AbstractThrowable::getSeverity (   )  const throw () [virtual]

Get the severity. Implements Sct::Throwable. Definition at line 32 of file Exception.cpp.

long Sct::AbstractThrowable::sendToMrs (   )  const throw () [virtual]

Send the message to the message reporting service. Returns: the MRS status information. (See mrs/message.h) Implements Sct::Throwable. Definition at line 21 of file Exception.cpp.

long Sct::AbstractThrowable::sendToMrs (  SEVERITY  s  )  throw () [virtual]

Send the message to the message reporting service. If you override this you should also override the clone method. Parameters: s  the SEVERITY of the exception (see mrs/message.h) Returns: the MRS status information. (See mrs/message.h) Implements Sct::Throwable. Definition at line 16 of file Exception.cpp. Referenced by Sct::IOManager::addToMap(), SctFitter::NagFitStrategy::nagFit(), SctCalibrationController::Test::publish(), SctCalibrationController::Sequence::publish(), Sct::Terminate(), Sct::Unexpected(), SctCalibrationController::Test::withdraw(), SctCalibrationController::Sequence::withdraw(), SctFitter::FitterWorkerGroup::work(), and SctArchiving::ArchivingWorkerGroup::work().

void Sct::AbstractThrowable::setSeverity (  SEVERITY  s  )  throw () [virtual]

Set the severity of this exception. Parameters: s  the SEVERITY of the exception (see mrs/message.h) Implements Sct::Throwable. Definition at line 28 of file Exception.cpp. Referenced by SctFitter::FitAlgorithmMap::getAlgorithm(), and SctAnalysis::AnalysisAlgorithmMap::getAlgorithm().

const char * Sct::AbstractThrowable::what (   )  const throw () [virtual]

Override of std::exception::what(). Returns hasCause() ? msg + "\ncaused by:\n" + cause.msg : msg; If you override this you should also override the clone method. Definition at line 36 of file Exception.cpp. Referenced by SctCalibrationController::CalibrationControllerImpl::sctApiError().

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

• Exception.h
• Exception.cpp

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