62 lines
1.6 KiB
C++
62 lines
1.6 KiB
C++
/**
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* @file yapie.hh
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*
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* @defgroup yap-cplus-error-hanadlinge Errir Handling in the YAP interface.
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*
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* @brief this is an attempt at supporting error
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*
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* @ingroup yap-cplus-interface
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* @tableofcontents
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*
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* @{
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*
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* These classes define an object that we can then throw when an error
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* or unexoected event interrupts YAP. Often, the object is built by
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* YAP itself. One can also define one's own error objects.
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*
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* Errors will be thrown from the `C++` code, and may be processed in
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* very different ways. The error object should provide as much data asa
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* possible.
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*/
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#ifndef YAPIE_HH
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#define YAPIE_HH
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class YAPPPredicate;
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class YAPTerm;
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/// take information on a Prolog error:
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class YAPError {
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yap_error_number ID;
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std::string goal, info;
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int swigcode;
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public:
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YAPError(){
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//ID = LOCAL_ActiveError->errorNo;
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}
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/// error handler object with initial data when receiving the error term
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YAPError(yap_error_number id, YAPTerm culprit, std::string txt);
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/// we just know the error number
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/// exact error ID
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yap_error_number getID() { return LOCAL_ActiveError->errorNo; };
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/// class of error
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yap_error_class_number getErrorClass() {
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return Yap_errorClass(LOCAL_ActiveError->errorNo);
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};
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/// where in the code things happened;
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const char *getFile() { return LOCAL_ActiveError->errorFile; };
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/// predicate things happened;
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Int getLine() { return LOCAL_ActiveError->errorLine; };
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/// the term that caused the bug
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// YAPTerm getCulprit(LOCAL_ActiveError->errorFile){};
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/// text describing the Error
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std::string text();
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};
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#endif
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/// @}
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