RWTHRIllegalUsage Class Reference

Exception thrown when a thread attempts to access a function, method, or value for which it lacks access. More...

#include <rw/threxcept/RWTHRIllegalUsage.h>

Inheritance diagram for RWTHRIllegalUsage:

Public Member Functions
	RWTHRIllegalUsage ()
	RWTHRIllegalUsage (const RWCString &reason)
virtual RWTHRxmsg *	clone (void) const
virtual void	raise (void) const
Public Member Functions inherited from RWTHRxmsg
	RWTHRxmsg (void)
	RWTHRxmsg (const RWCString &msg)
	RWTHRxmsg (const RWTHRxmsg &second)
virtual	~RWTHRxmsg (void)
RWTHRxmsg &	operator= (const RWTHRxmsg &second)
Public Member Functions inherited from RWxmsg
	RWxmsg (const char *msg)
	RWxmsg (const RWxmsg &msg)
	RWxmsg (RWxmsg &&msg)
RWxmsg &	operator= (const RWxmsg &)
RWxmsg &	operator= (RWxmsg &&msg)
void	swap (RWxmsg &rhs)
virtual const char *	why () const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWxmsg
	RWxmsg (const char *msg, bool doCopy)
Related Functions inherited from RWxmsg
#define	RWTHROW(a)

Detailed Description

An RWTHRIllegalUsage is thrown when a thread attempts to access a function, method, or value for which it lacks access. For example, this exception would be thrown if a thread attempted to release a mutex that it had not acquired.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

RWTHRIllegalUsage::RWTHRIllegalUsage

(

)

Constructs an exception with a default message.

RWTHRIllegalUsage::RWTHRIllegalUsage

(

const RWCString &

reason

)

Constructs an exception with the message string set to reason.

Member Function Documentation

virtual RWTHRxmsg* RWTHRIllegalUsage::clone ( void  ) const

virtual

Calls the copy constructor of the runtime (derived) type of self and returns the result.

Reimplemented from RWTHRxmsg.

Reimplemented in RWTHRIllegalAccess, RWTHRInvalidPointer, RWTHRBoundsError, RWTHROperationNotSupported, RWTHRThreadActive, and RWTHRThreadNotActive.

virtual void RWTHRIllegalUsage::raise ( void  ) const

virtual

Throws an exception of the runtime (derived) type of self.

Reimplemented from RWTHRxmsg.

Reimplemented in RWTHRIllegalAccess, RWTHRInvalidPointer, RWTHRBoundsError, RWTHROperationNotSupported, RWTHRThreadActive, and RWTHRThreadNotActive.