An exception to indicate that a CppNoddy container has been accessed with index/indices outside the maximum range for the container. More...
#include <Exceptions.h>
Inheritance diagram for CppNoddy::ExceptionRange:
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| ExceptionRange (const std::string &problem, const std::size_t &size1, const std::size_t &index1) | |
| ExceptionRange (const std::string &problem, const std::size_t &size1, const std::size_t &index1, const std::size_t &size2, const std::size_t &index2) | |
Detailed Description
An exception to indicate that a CppNoddy container has been accessed with index/indices outside the maximum range for the container.
Definition at line 117 of file Exceptions.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ ExceptionRange() [1/2]
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Definition at line 120 of file Exceptions.h.
120 :
121 std::runtime_error(problem) {
122#ifdef WHAT
123 error_header();
124 std::cout << problem << "\n";
125 std::cout << " Range error for one-dimensional container.\n";
126 std::cout << " Size 1 of container = " << size1 << "\n";
127 std::cout << " Index 1 being accessed = " << index1 << "\n\n";
128#endif
129
130 }
◆ ExceptionRange() [2/2]
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Definition at line 132 of file Exceptions.h.
133 :
134 std::runtime_error(problem) {
135#ifdef WHAT
136 error_header();
137 std::cout << problem << "\n";
138 std::cout << " Range error for two-dimensional container.\n";
139 std::cout << " Size 1 of container = " << size1 << "\n";
140 std::cout << " Size 2 of container = " << size2 << "\n";
141 std::cout << " Index 1 being accessed = " << index1 << "\n";
142 std::cout << " Index 2 being accessed = " << index2 << "\n\n";
143#endif
144
145 }
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- include/Exceptions.h
