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RuntimeError.h
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33 
34 #ifndef __RUNTIMEERROR__
35 #define __RUNTIMEERROR__
36 
37 #include <sstream>
38 #include <stdexcept>
39 
41 class RuntimeError: public std::runtime_error
42 {
43  public:
44  RuntimeError( ): std::runtime_error( "" ), m_firstWhat( true ) { }
45  virtual ~RuntimeError( ) throw ( ) { }
46 
48  const char * what( ) const throw( )
49  {
50  if( m_firstWhat )
51  {
52  std::ostringstream o;
53  outputWhat( o );
54  m_what = o.str( );
55  m_firstWhat = false;
56  }
57  return m_what.c_str( );
58  }
59 
60  protected:
63  virtual void outputWhat( std::ostream & o ) const =0;
64 
65  private:
66  mutable bool m_firstWhat;
67  mutable std::string m_what;
68 };
69 
71 inline std::ostream& operator<<( std::ostream& left, const RuntimeError& right )
72 {
73  return left << right.what( );
74 }
75 
76 #endif
std::string m_what
Contains the what string. Populated by the first call to the what method.
Definition: RuntimeError.h:67
std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream &left, const RuntimeError &right)
Convenient formatted output operator that just outputs the what string.
Definition: RuntimeError.h:71
virtual ~RuntimeError()
Definition: RuntimeError.h:45
const char * what() const
Implementation of the std::exception::what method.
Definition: RuntimeError.h:48
bool m_firstWhat
True i.f.f. the what method has not yet been called.
Definition: RuntimeError.h:66
virtual void outputWhat(std::ostream &o) const =0
This class serves the same purpose as std::runtime_error, but it can be more convenient to use...
Definition: RuntimeError.h:41