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*
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*
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*/
#ifndef _SRC_COMMON_CPP_CPPERRORHANDLER_HH_
#define _SRC_COMMON_CPP_CPPERRORHANDLER_HH_
// These ifdefs are required to avoid cpp compiler warning
#ifdef _POSIX_C_SOURCE
#undef _POSIX_C_SOURCE
#endif
#ifdef _XOPEN_SOURCE
#undef _XOPEN_SOURCE
#endif
#include
#include
#include "json/json.h"
#include "Utils/Exception.hh"
namespace MAUS {
// TODO (Rogers): If I am worried about bad memory allocation I may not want to
// pass by value...
// Need to think about how we handle "non recoverable" (meaning
// memory problem or something - should exit)
// I think the python interface done in MAUSEvaluator.hh is more
// straightforward - worth doing things that way...
/** @class CppErrorHandler
* \brief Handler for c++ errors
*
* In MAUS we typically have two sorts of errors - Exceptions (which are specific
* to MAUS) and std::exceptions (which are more generic). These static
* functions are used to handle the errors, by default handing them up to the
* PyErrorHandler (See src/common_py/ErrorHandler).
*
* Interface with python is defined by a callback function
* HandleExceptionFunction that is set through PyMausCpp.hh python interface.
*/
class CppErrorHandler {
public:
CppErrorHandler();
~CppErrorHandler();
/** @brief Call default Cpp exception handler
*
* This makes a python exception of type CppError and hands it to the Python
* error handler.
*
* @param val Json document that will take any error
* @param exc the (MAUS Exception) exception
* @param class_name the name of the class that generated the error
*/
Json::Value HandleException(Json::Value val, Exception exc, std::string class_name);
/** @brief Call default Cpp exception handler
*
* This makes a python exception of type CppError and hands it to the Python
* error handler. Any Json return values are discarded.
*
* @param exc the (std) exception
* @param class_name the name of the class that generated the error
*/
void HandleExceptionNoJson(Exception exc, std::string class_name);
/** @brief Call default Cpp exception handler
*
* This makes a python exception of type CppError and hands it to the Python
* error handler.
*
* @param val Json document that will take any error
* @param exc the std::exception
* @param class_name name of the class that generated the error
*/
Json::Value HandleStdExc
(Json::Value val, std::exception& exc, std::string class_name);
/** @brief Call default Cpp exception handler when Json not initialised
*
* This makes a python exception of type CppError and hands it to the Python
* error handler. Any Json return values are discarded.
*
* @param exc the std::exception
* @param class_name name of the class that generated the error
*/
void HandleStdExcNoJson(std::exception& exc, std::string class_name);
/** @brief Get a pointer to an instance of the error handler
*
* Old way was to use a singleton for error handler
*/
static CppErrorHandler* getInstance();
private:
static CppErrorHandler* instance;
/** @brief Get function that is called to pass errors to python
*/
PyObject* GetPyErrorHandler();
Json::Value ExceptionToPython
(std::string what, Json::Value json_value, std::string class_name);
};
} // namespace MAUS
#endif