SpatialBoundsError Class Reference
#include <SpatialException.h>
Inheritance diagram for SpatialBoundsError:
Collaboration diagram for SpatialBoundsError:
Public Member Functions | |
| SpatialBoundsError (const char *what=0) throw () | |
| Default and explicit constructors. | |
| SpatialBoundsError (const char *context, const char *array, int32 limit=-1, int32 index=-1) throw () | |
| SpatialBoundsError (const SpatialBoundsError &) throw () | |
| Copy constructor. | |
Detailed Description
SpatialException thrown on violation of array bounds. This Exception should be thrown on detection of an attempt to access elements beyond the boundaries of an array. A special constructor is provided for assembling the message from the typical components: program context, array name, violated boundary, and violating index.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| SpatialBoundsError::SpatialBoundsError | ( | const char * | what = 0 |
) | throw () |
Default and explicit constructors.
| SpatialBoundsError::SpatialBoundsError | ( | const char * | context, | |
| const char * | array, | |||
| int32 | limit = -1, |
|||
| int32 | index = -1 | |||
| ) | throw () |
Standard constructor. If limit and index are -1, both are considered unknown. Note that the upper limit of a zero-offset array is not the same as the number of elements.
| SpatialBoundsError::SpatialBoundsError | ( | const SpatialBoundsError & | oldX | ) | throw () |
Copy constructor.
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