rwsf::XmlParseException

rwsf::XmlParseExceptionrwsf::XmlException

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clone()

raise()

XmlParseException()

~XmlParseException()

#include rwsf/core/XmlParseException.h

XmlParseException defines a base exception type for all errors that occur while parsing an XML document.

XmlParseException(const rwsf::ExceptionInfo & eInfo);

Construct an XML parsing exception with an empty message.

XmlParseException(const rwsf::ExceptionInfo & eInfo,
    const rwsf::LocalizedMessage & msg);

Construct an XML parsing exception with the given message.

XmlParseException(const char * msg);

Construct an XML parsing exception with the given char* message.

Deprecated. Use constructor variants that take an LocalizedMessage parameter instead.

XmlParseException(const std::string & msg);

Construct an XML parsing exception with the given string message.

Deprecated. Use constructor variants that take an LocalizedMessage parameter instead.

virtual
~XmlParseException();

Destructor.

Exception *
clone(void) const;

Reimplements method in rwsf::XmlException

Base class documentation:

Creates a new instance of self on the heap, and returns the pointer to the user. The user is resposible for deallocating the associated memory.

Implementation documentation:

Creates a new instance of self on the heap, and returns the pointer to the user. The user is resposible for deallocating the associated memory.

void
raise(void) const;

Reimplements method in rwsf::XmlException

Base class documentation:

Throws a copy of self.

Implementation documentation:

Throws a copy of self.

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