Exception Abort is thrown within a procedure to indicate that it is not usable with the given arguments. More...
#include <error.h>
Inheritance diagram for crp::Abort:
Public Member Functions | |
| Abort (const std::string &message="") | |
| Constructor does nothing. | |
Detailed Description
Exception Abort is thrown within a procedure to indicate that it is not usable with the given arguments.
When throwing the Abort exception a procedure signalizes that a different function should be used instead. The same effect can be achieved more efficiently by setting up a calling condition.
The interpreter then takes the next better scored procedure.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| crp::Abort::Abort | ( | const std::string & | message = "" | ) | [inline] |
Constructor does nothing.
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