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#ifndef _Standard_Failure_HeaderFile
#define _Standard_Failure_HeaderFile
#include <Standard.hxx>
#include <Standard_DefineHandle.hxx>
#include <Handle_Standard_Failure.hxx>
#include <Standard_CString.hxx>
#include <Standard_Transient.hxx>
#include <Standard_OStream.hxx>
#include <Standard_SStream.hxx>
class Standard_NoSuchObject;
//! Forms the root of the entire exception hierarchy.
class Standard_Failure : public Standard_Transient
{
public:
//! Creates a status object of type "Failure".
Standard_EXPORT Standard_Failure();
Standard_EXPORT Standard_Failure (const Standard_Failure& f);
//! Creates a status object of type "Failure".
Standard_EXPORT Standard_Failure(const Standard_CString aString);
Standard_EXPORT Standard_Failure& operator= (const Standard_Failure& f);
Standard_EXPORT void Destroy() ;
~Standard_Failure()
{
Destroy();
}
//! Prints on the stream <s> the exception name followed by
//! the error message.
//! Level: Advanced
//! Warning:
//! The operator "OStream& operator<< (Standard_OStream&,
//! Handle(Standard_Failure)&)"
//! is implemented. (This operator uses the method Print)
Standard_EXPORT void Print (Standard_OStream& s) const;
void operator<< (Standard_OStream& s) const
{
Print(s);
}
//! Returns error message
Standard_CString GetMessageString() const;
//! Sets error message
Standard_EXPORT void SetMessageString (const Standard_CString aMessage) ;
Standard_EXPORT void Reraise() ;
Standard_EXPORT void Reraise (const Standard_CString aMessage) ;
//! Reraises a caught exception and changes its error message.
Standard_EXPORT void Reraise (const Standard_SStream& aReason) ;
//! Raises an exception of type "Failure" and associates
//! an error message to it. The message can be printed
//! in an exception handler.
Standard_EXPORT static void Raise (const Standard_CString aMessage = "") ;
//! Raises an exception of type "Failure" and associates
//! an error message to it. The message can be constructed
//! at run-time.
Standard_EXPORT static void Raise (const Standard_SStream& aReason) ;
//! Used to construct an instance of the exception object
//! as a handle. Shall be used to protect against possible
//! construction of exception object in C stack -- that is
//! dangerous since some of methods require that object
//! was allocated dynamically.
Standard_EXPORT static Handle(Standard_Failure) NewInstance (const Standard_CString aMessage) ;
//! Used to throw CASCADE exception from C signal handler.
//! On platforms that do not allow throwing C++ exceptions
//! from this handler (e.g. Linux), uses longjump to get to
//! the current active signal handler, and only then is
//! converted to C++ exception.
Standard_EXPORT void Jump() const;
//! Returns the last caught exception.
//! Needed when exceptions are emulated by C longjumps,
//! in other cases is also provided for compatibility.
Standard_EXPORT static Handle(Standard_Failure) Caught() ;
DEFINE_STANDARD_RTTI(Standard_Failure)
protected:
//! Used only if standard C++ exceptions are used.
//! Throws exception of the same type as this by C++ throw,
//! and stores current object as last thrown exception,
//! to be accessible by method Caught()
Standard_EXPORT virtual void Throw() const;
private:
Standard_CString myMessage;
};
#include <Standard_Failure.lxx>
#endif // _Standard_Failure_HeaderFile
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