error.H File Reference

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Data Structures
class	error
	Class to handle errors and exceptions in a simple, consistent stream-based manner. More...
class	IOerror
	Report an I/O error. More...

Namespaces
	Foam
	Namespace for OpenFOAM.

Macros
#define	FatalErrorIn(functionName)   ::Foam::FatalError((functionName), __FILE__, __LINE__)
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalError. More...
#define	FatalErrorInFunction   FatalErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME)
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalError. More...
#define	FatalIOErrorIn(functionName, ios)   ::Foam::FatalIOError((functionName), __FILE__, __LINE__, (ios))
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError. More...
#define	FatalIOErrorInFunction(ios)   FatalIOErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME, ios)
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError. More...
#define	SafeFatalIOErrorIn(functionName, ios, msg)
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError. More...
#define	SafeFatalIOErrorInFunction(ios, msg)   SafeFatalIOErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME, ios, msg)
	Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError. More...
#define	notImplemented(functionName)
	Issue a FatalErrorIn for a function not currently implemented. More...
#define	NotImplemented   notImplemented(FUNCTION_NAME)
	Issue a FatalErrorIn for a function not currently implemented. More...

Functions
Ostream &	operator<< (Ostream &, const error &)
Ostream &	operator<< (Ostream &, const IOerror &)

Variables
error	FatalError
IOerror	FatalIOError

Detailed Description

Original source file error.H

Definition in file error.H.

Macro Definition Documentation

FatalErrorIn

#define FatalErrorIn

(

functionName

)

::Foam::FatalError((functionName), __FILE__, __LINE__)

Report an error message using Foam::FatalError.

for functionName in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__

Definition at line 313 of file error.H.

FatalErrorInFunction

#define FatalErrorInFunction   FatalErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME)

Report an error message using Foam::FatalError.

for FUNCTION_NAME in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__

Definition at line 318 of file error.H.

FatalIOErrorIn

#define FatalIOErrorIn	(		functionName,
			ios
	)		::Foam::FatalIOError((functionName), __FILE__, __LINE__, (ios))

Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError.

for functionName in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__ for a particular IOstream

Definition at line 324 of file error.H.

FatalIOErrorInFunction

#define FatalIOErrorInFunction

(

ios

)

FatalIOErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME, ios)

Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError.

for FUNCTION_NAME in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__ for a particular IOstream

Definition at line 330 of file error.H.

SafeFatalIOErrorIn

#define SafeFatalIOErrorIn	(		functionName,
			ios,
			msg
	)

Value:

    ::Foam::IOerror::SafeFatalIOError                                          \
    ((functionName), __FILE__, __LINE__, (ios), (msg))

Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError.

(or cerr if FatalIOError not yet constructed) for functionName in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__ for a particular IOstream

Definition at line 337 of file error.H.

SafeFatalIOErrorInFunction

#define SafeFatalIOErrorInFunction	(		ios,
			msg
	)		SafeFatalIOErrorIn(FUNCTION_NAME, ios, msg)

Report an error message using Foam::FatalIOError.

(or cerr if FatalIOError not yet constructed) for functionName in file __FILE__ at line __LINE__ for a particular IOstream

Definition at line 345 of file error.H.

notImplemented

#define notImplemented

(

functionName

)

Value:

    FatalErrorIn(functionName)                                                 \
        << "Not implemented" << ::Foam::abort(FatalError);

Issue a FatalErrorIn for a function not currently implemented.

The functionName is printed and then abort is called.

This macro can be particularly useful when methods must be defined to complete the interface of a derived class even if they should never be called for this derived class.

Definition at line 355 of file error.H.

NotImplemented

#define NotImplemented   notImplemented(FUNCTION_NAME)

Issue a FatalErrorIn for a function not currently implemented.

The FUNCTION_NAME is printed and then abort is called.

This macro can be particularly useful when methods must be defined to complete the interface of a derived class even if they should never be called for this derived class.

Definition at line 365 of file error.H.