exceptions.h File Reference
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Classes | |
| class | catapult::catapult_error< TStlException > |
| Base class for all catapult exceptions that derives from both std::exception and boost::exception. More... | |
| class | catapult::catapult_error< catapult_error< TStlException > > |
| struct | catapult::ErrorParam1 |
| Tag for first custom exception parameter. More... | |
| struct | catapult::ErrorParam2 |
| Tag for second custom exception parameter. More... | |
| class | catapult::exception_detail::Make< TErrorParam > |
| Helper class for creating boost::error_info. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| catapult | |
| catapult::exception_detail | |
Macros | |
| #define | VISIBLE_EXCEPTION_ATTRIBUTE __attribute__ ((visibility ("default"))) |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION(EXCEPTION) BOOST_THROW_EXCEPTION(EXCEPTION) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult exception. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(TYPE, MESSAGE) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult exception with zero parameters. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1(TYPE, MESSAGE, PARAM1) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult exception with one parameter. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2(TYPE, MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult exception with two parameters. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR(MESSAGE) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_1(MESSAGE, PARAM1) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE, PARAM1) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error with a single parameter. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_2(MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error with two parameters. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT(MESSAGE) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_1(MESSAGE, PARAM1) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE, PARAM1) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument with a single parameter. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_2(MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument with two parameters. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_OUT_OF_RANGE(MESSAGE) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_out_of_range, MESSAGE) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult out of range. More... | |
| #define | CATAPULT_THROW_FILE_IO_ERROR(MESSAGE) CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_file_io_error, MESSAGE) |
| Macro used to throw a catapult file io error. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| using | catapult::catapult_runtime_error = catapult_error< std::runtime_error > |
| using | catapult::catapult_invalid_argument = catapult_error< std::invalid_argument > |
| using | catapult::catapult_out_of_range = catapult_error< std::out_of_range > |
| using | catapult::catapult_file_io_error = catapult_error< catapult_runtime_error > |
Functions | |
| template<typename T , typename X = std::enable_if_t<!std::is_pointer_v<T>>> | |
| constexpr T | catapult::exception_detail::ConvertToValue (const T &value) |
| template<typename TValue , typename TTag > | |
| constexpr TValue | catapult::exception_detail::ConvertToValue (const utils::BaseValue< TValue, TTag > &value) |
| Converts value into a value that can be stored in a catapult exception. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| constexpr T | catapult::exception_detail::ConvertToValue (const std::atomic< T > &value) |
| Converts value into a value that can be stored in a catapult exception. More... | |
| template<typename TInputIterator > | |
| std::string | catapult::exception_detail::ConvertToValue (const utils::ContainerHexFormatter< TInputIterator > &value) |
| Converts value into a value that can be stored in a catapult exception. More... | |
Macro Definition Documentation
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0 | ( | TYPE, | |
| MESSAGE | |||
| ) |
Value:
{ \
CATAPULT_LOG(error) << "Throwing exception: " << MESSAGE; \
CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION(TYPE(MESSAGE)); \
}
Macro used to throw a catapult exception with zero parameters.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1 | ( | TYPE, | |
| MESSAGE, | |||
| PARAM1 | |||
| ) |
Value:
{ \
auto detail1 = exception_detail::Make<ErrorParam1>::From(PARAM1); \
CATAPULT_LOG(error) << "Throwing exception: " << MESSAGE << " (" << detail1.value() << ")"; \
CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION(TYPE(MESSAGE) << detail1); \
}
Macro used to throw a catapult exception with one parameter.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2 | ( | TYPE, | |
| MESSAGE, | |||
| PARAM1, | |||
| PARAM2 | |||
| ) |
Value:
{ \
auto detail1 = exception_detail::Make<ErrorParam1>::From(PARAM1); \
auto detail2 = exception_detail::Make<ErrorParam2>::From(PARAM2); \
CATAPULT_LOG(error) << "Throwing exception: " << MESSAGE << " (" << detail1.value() << ", " << detail2.value() << ")"; \
CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION(TYPE(MESSAGE) << detail1 << detail2); \
}
Macro used to throw a catapult exception with two parameters.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_EXCEPTION | ( | EXCEPTION | ) | BOOST_THROW_EXCEPTION(EXCEPTION) |
Macro used to throw a catapult exception.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_FILE_IO_ERROR
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_FILE_IO_ERROR | ( | MESSAGE | ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_file_io_error, MESSAGE) |
Macro used to throw a catapult file io error.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT | ( | MESSAGE | ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE) |
Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_1
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_1 | ( | MESSAGE, | |
| PARAM1 | |||
| ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE, PARAM1) |
Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument with a single parameter.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_2
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_INVALID_ARGUMENT_2 | ( | MESSAGE, | |
| PARAM1, | |||
| PARAM2 | |||
| ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2(catapult_invalid_argument, MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) |
Macro used to throw a catapult invalid argument with two parameters.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_OUT_OF_RANGE
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_OUT_OF_RANGE | ( | MESSAGE | ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_out_of_range, MESSAGE) |
Macro used to throw a catapult out of range.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR | ( | MESSAGE | ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_0(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE) |
Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_1
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_1 | ( | MESSAGE, | |
| PARAM1 | |||
| ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_1(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE, PARAM1) |
Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error with a single parameter.
◆ CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_2
| #define CATAPULT_THROW_RUNTIME_ERROR_2 | ( | MESSAGE, | |
| PARAM1, | |||
| PARAM2 | |||
| ) | CATAPULT_THROW_AND_LOG_2(catapult_runtime_error, MESSAGE, PARAM1, PARAM2) |
Macro used to throw a catapult runtime error with two parameters.
◆ VISIBLE_EXCEPTION_ATTRIBUTE
| #define VISIBLE_EXCEPTION_ATTRIBUTE __attribute__ ((visibility ("default"))) |
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