tripwire-open-source/src/core/errorutil.h

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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// File: errorutil.h
// Date: 30 April 99
// Creator: mdb
// Company: TSS
// Desc: contains useful eError derived classes
//
// eInternal -- internal logic errors ( ie -- programming mistakes )
// ePoly -- "polymorphic" error that takes its ID as input instead
// of from its class name
// ThrowAndAssert -- asserts false and throws the specified exception
//
#ifndef __ERRORUTIL_H
#define __ERRORUTIL_H
#ifndef __ERROR_H
#include "error.h"
#endif
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ePoly
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class ePoly : public eError
{
public:
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Construction and Assignment
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
ePoly(uint32 id, const TSTRING& msg, uint32 flags = 0);
explicit ePoly(const eError& rhs);
explicit ePoly();
void operator=(const eError& rhs);
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ID manipulation
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
virtual uint32 GetID() const;
void SetID(uint32 id);
private:
uint32 mID;
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// eInternal
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
TSS_BEGIN_EXCEPTION(eInternal, eError)
public:
eInternal(TCHAR* file, int lineNum);
TSS_END_EXCEPTION()
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cErrorUtil
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cErrorUtil
{
public:
static TSTRING MakeFileError(const TSTRING& msg, const TSTRING& fileName);
// constructs an error message of the form:
// File: <fileName> \n <msg>
// This is useful for constructing strings to pass as the msg parameter
// to eError constructors.
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Convenience Macros
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// NOTE -- we require the developer to supply the file name instead of using
// __FILE__ because that includes the full path to the file, which we
// would not like to display to the user.
//
#define INTERNAL_ERROR(filename) eInternal((TCHAR*)_T(filename), __LINE__)
#define THROW_INTERNAL(filename) throw eInternal((TCHAR*)_T(filename), __LINE__)
// TODO: ASSERT is always fatal in Unix, perhaps we could #ifdef the ASSERT
// to echo to cout the line number the exception occured at?
#define ThrowAndAssert(exception) \
{ \
ASSERT(false); \
throw exception; \
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Inline Implementation
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ePoly
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline ePoly::ePoly(uint32 id, const TSTRING& msg, uint32 flags) : eError(msg, flags), mID(id)
{
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ePoly
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline ePoly::ePoly(const eError& rhs)
{
*this = rhs;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ePoly
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline ePoly::ePoly() : eError(_T("")), mID(0)
{
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// operator=
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline void ePoly::operator=(const eError& rhs)
{
mMsg = rhs.GetMsg();
mFlags = rhs.GetFlags();
mID = rhs.GetID();
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// GetID
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline uint32 ePoly::GetID() const
{
return mID;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// SetID
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline void ePoly::SetID(uint32 id)
{
mID = id;
}
#endif //__ERRORUTIL_H