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PLib::Error Class Reference

A class to print and handle error messages. More...

#include <error.h>

List of all members.

Public Methods
	Error ()
	Error (const char *s)
	~Error ()
void	warning (const char *msg=0)
void	nonfatal (const char *msg=0)
void	fatal (const char *=0)
void	memory (const void *=0)

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Detailed Description

A class to print and handle error messages.

This class prints error messages in a standard way.

Author:

Philippe Lavoie

Date:

4 October 1996

Definition at line 111 of file error.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PLib::Error::Error (  const char *    title )

constructor Description:. Parameters: title  the title of the routine where the error occurs Returns: Warning: Author: Philippe Lavoie Date: 24 January 1997 Definition at line 48 of file error.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

void PLib::Error::fatal (  const char *    msg = 0 )

reports a fatal error Reports a fatal error. If the \verb.DEBUG_MATRIX. flag has been set then the routine starts an infinte loop. An exit(1) is executed otherwise. The usual call to this function is made through the $\ll$ operator, {i.e.} \begin{verbatim} Error error("routine name") ; error << "A fatal error occured " ; error.fatal() ; \end{verbatim} Parameters: msg  a message to report Returns: Warning: Author: Philippe Lavoie Date: 24 January 1997 Definition at line 137 of file error.cpp.

void PLib::Error::memory (  const void *    p = 0 )

reports a memory allocation error Reports a memory allocation error. If the DEBUG_PLIB flag has been set then the routine starts an infinte loop. An exit(1) is executed otherwise. The usual call to this function is made through the operator>> , {i.e.} \begin{verbatim} Error error("variable name") ; float* var = new float[bigSize] ; error.memory(var) ; \end{verbatim} Parameters: p  the pointer to test Returns: Warning: Author: Philippe Lavoie Date: 24 January 1997 Definition at line 169 of file error.cpp.

void PLib::Error::warning (  const char *    msg = 0 )

reports a warning error message The usual call to this function is made through the $\ll$ operator, {i.e.} \begin{verbatim} Error error("routine name") ; error << "An error occured " ; error.warning() ; \end{verbatim}. Parameters: msg  the message to report Returns: Warning: Author: Philippe Lavoie Date: 24 January 1997 Definition at line 109 of file error.cpp.

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

• error.h
• error.cpp

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