Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError Class Reference

#include <POOBoundsError.h>

Inheritance diagram for Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError:

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Public Member Functions
	PositionOutOfBoundsError (String *selector, long index)
virtual String *	className (void) const
	Answer receiver class name.
virtual String *	notifierString (void)
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	privRaise (void)
	This method really throws the receiver as an exception.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError::PositionOutOfBoundsError (  String *  selector, long  index )  [inline]

Definition at line 36 of file POOBoundsError.h. : Error(nil, selector, Integer::value(index)) {};

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Member Function Documentation

virtual String* Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError::className (  void   )  const [inline, virtual]

Answer receiver class name. Because there isn't any standard way to obtain class name this method comes to place. Every class should rewrite this method but many didn't (yet). Reimplemented from Core::Error. Definition at line 40 of file POOBoundsError.h. { return new String("PositionOutOfBoundsError"); }

virtual String* Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError::notifierString (  void   )  [inline, virtual]

Reimplemented from Core::Error. Definition at line 44 of file POOBoundsError.h. { return new String("Position is out of valid range"); }

virtual void Core::PositionOutOfBoundsError::privRaise (  void   )  [inline, protected, virtual]

This method really throws the receiver as an exception. Every subclass MUST reimplement this method, even if it's parent does. This is because of poor object type handling in C++. :-( Reimplemented from Core::Error. Definition at line 49 of file POOBoundsError.h. { throw this; }

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

• POOBoundsError.h

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