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 (const RWCString &msg)

	RWTHRxmsg (const RWTHRxmsg &second)

	RWTHRxmsg (void)

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 Symbols 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() [1/2]

RWTHRIllegalUsage::RWTHRIllegalUsage ( )

Constructs an exception with a default message.

◆ RWTHRIllegalUsage() [2/2]

RWTHRIllegalUsage::RWTHRIllegalUsage ( const RWCString & reason )

Constructs an exception with the message string set to reason.

Member Function Documentation

◆ clone()

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

◆ raise()

virtual void RWTHRIllegalUsage::raise ( void ) const