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add some explanatory comments

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Ben Burdette 2020-03-31 12:42:41 -06:00
parent 9e7b89bf10
commit 5b3aefff85
3 changed files with 56 additions and 33 deletions
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src/libutil/error.cc
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@ -152,12 +152,14 @@ void printErrorInfo(ErrorInfo &einfo)
// lines of code.
if (einfo.nixCode.has_value())
{
printCodeLines(prefix, *einfo.nixCode);
cout << prefix << endl;
}
// hint
if (einfo.hint.has_value())
{
cout << prefix << endl;
cout << prefix << *einfo.hint << endl;
cout << prefix << endl;
}

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src/libutil/error.hh
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@ -257,6 +257,7 @@ typedef AddName<
AddDescription<
AddHint<
EIError>>> ProgramError;
typedef AddName<
AddDescription<
AddHint<
@ -270,6 +271,7 @@ typedef AddName<
AddLOC<
AddHint<
EIError>>>>>>> NixLangError;
typedef AddName<
AddDescription<
AddNixFile<

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tests/errors/main.cc
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@ -8,48 +8,67 @@ using std::nullopt;
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
int main()
{
using namespace nix;
// In each program where errors occur, this has to be set.
ErrorInfo::programName = optional("error-test");
printErrorInfo(ProgramError()
.name("name")
.description("error description")
.nohint()
);
// There are currently four error types -
// ProgramError, ProgramWarning, NixLangError, NixLangWarning.
// Each error type is created with a specific sequence of builder functions.
// Unlike with a constructor, each parameter is clearly named.
// If the sequence of function calls isn't followed, then there's a type error.
// This should make for a consistent look in the code when errors are created.
printErrorInfo(ProgramWarning()
.name("warning name")
.description("warning description")
.nohint()
);
// ProgramError takes name, description, and an optional hint.
printErrorInfo(
ProgramError()
.name("name")
.description("error description")
.nohint()
);
// ProgramWarning takes name, description, and an optional hint.
// The hint is in the form of a hintfmt class, which wraps boost::format(), and
// makes all the substituted text yellow.
printErrorInfo(
ProgramWarning()
.name("warning name")
.description("warning description")
.hint(hintfmt("there was a %1%") % "warning") // 'warning' will be yellow.
);
printErrorInfo(NixLangWarning()
.name("warning name")
.description("warning description")
.nixFile("myfile.nix")
.lineNumber(40)
.columnRange(13,7)
.linesOfCode(nullopt
,"this is the problem line of code"
,nullopt)
.hint(hintfmt("this hint has %1% templated %2%!!") % "yellow" % "values")
);
// NixLangWarning adds nix file, line number, column range, and the lines of code
// where a warning occurred.
printErrorInfo(
NixLangWarning()
.name("warning name")
.description("warning description")
.nixFile("myfile.nix")
.lineNumber(40)
.columnRange(13,7)
.linesOfCode(nullopt
,"this is the problem line of code"
,nullopt)
.hint(hintfmt("this hint has %1% templated %2%!!") % "yellow" % "values")
);
printErrorInfo(NixLangError()
.name("error name")
.description("error description")
.nixFile("myfile.nix")
.lineNumber(40)
.columnRange(13,7)
.linesOfCode(optional("previous line of code")
,"this is the problem line of code"
,optional("next line of code"))
.hint(hintfmt("this hint has %1% templated %2%!!") % "yellow" % "values")
);
// NixLangError is just the same as NixLangWarning, except for the Error flag.
printErrorInfo(
NixLangError()
.name("error name")
.description("error description")
.nixFile("myfile.nix")
.lineNumber(40)
.columnRange(13,7)
.linesOfCode(optional("previous line of code")
,"this is the problem line of code"
,optional("next line of code"))
.hint(hintfmt("this hint has %1% templated %2%!!") % "yellow" % "values")
);
return 0;
}