#include <StdException.h>
Simple exception class that implements the what() function of std::exception to specify an error message.
◆ StdException() [1/2]
| StdException::StdException |
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Constructor that sets the error message object to "Error."
References message.
◆ StdException() [2/2]
| StdException::StdException |
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Constructor that sets the error message object to the string given.
◆ ~StdException()
| StdException::~StdException |
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Destructor that does nothing.
◆ what()
| const char * StdException::what |
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Returns the error message object as a character array.
References message.
◆ message
| std::string StdException::message |
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