plist::OutputSelector::bad_value Class Reference
#include <plistSpecialty.h>
Detailed Description
Definition at line 31 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| bad_value (const std::string &val, bool range=false) throw () | |
| constructor for invalid/unknown output names, or known ones which are out-of-range if range is true | |
| bad_value (unsigned int val, bool range=false) throw () | |
| constructor for invalid numeric output offsets, or known ones which are out-of-range if range is true | |
| bad_value (const std::string &strVal, unsigned int intVal) throw () | |
| constructor for valid offsets which are out-of-range for this selector | |
| virtual | ~bad_value () throw () |
| destructor | |
| virtual const char * | what () const throw () |
| returns an error message describing the error | |
| void | initMessage () |
| initializes message based on member fields | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::string | strValue |
| the string value which caused the exception (may be empty if a numeric value was used, or an empty value was passed, see intValue to differentiate) | |
| unsigned int | intValue |
| the numeric value which caused the exception, -1U if strValue was invalid or empty | |
| bool | rangeError |
| true if the output was recognized as a known output, but out-of-range for this selector | |
| std::string | message |
| the string which be returned in what() | |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::bad_value | ( | const std::string & | val, | |
| bool | range = false | |||
| ) | throw () [explicit] |
constructor for invalid/unknown output names, or known ones which are out-of-range if range is true
Definition at line 34 of file plistSpecialty.h.
| plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::bad_value | ( | unsigned int | val, | |
| bool | range = false | |||
| ) | throw () [explicit] |
constructor for invalid numeric output offsets, or known ones which are out-of-range if range is true
Definition at line 36 of file plistSpecialty.h.
| plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::bad_value | ( | const std::string & | strVal, | |
| unsigned int | intVal | |||
| ) | throw () |
constructor for valid offsets which are out-of-range for this selector
Definition at line 38 of file plistSpecialty.h.
| virtual plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::~bad_value | ( | ) | throw () [virtual] |
destructor
Definition at line 40 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Member Function Documentation
| void plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::initMessage | ( | ) |
initializes message based on member fields
Definition at line 17 of file plistSpecialty.cc.
Referenced by bad_value().
| virtual const char* plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::what | ( | ) | const throw () [virtual] |
returns an error message describing the error
Definition at line 42 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Member Data Documentation
| unsigned int plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::intValue |
the numeric value which caused the exception, -1U if strValue was invalid or empty
Definition at line 45 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Referenced by initMessage().
| std::string plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::message |
the string which be returned in what()
Definition at line 47 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Referenced by initMessage(), and what().
true if the output was recognized as a known output, but out-of-range for this selector
Definition at line 46 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Referenced by initMessage().
| std::string plist::OutputSelector::bad_value::strValue |
the string value which caused the exception (may be empty if a numeric value was used, or an empty value was passed, see intValue to differentiate)
Definition at line 44 of file plistSpecialty.h.
Referenced by initMessage().
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
