Error handling...

What i do is define a macro such as:

#define ReportError2(lpOutputString) ReportError(__FILE__,__LINE__,lpOutputString)

if you include this in the declaration of your errorhandler class you can call it using:

...
bFailed = pProgram->Initialize();
if ( bFailed )
{
pErrorHandler->ReportError2("pProgram->Intialize()" );
}
...


===========================
No sense being pessimistic. It wouldn''''t work anyway.

You can make some macros using the stringizing operator:-

#define LINE_STR1(n)  #n
#define LINE_STR2(n) LINE_STR1(n)
#define LINE_STRING  LINE_STR2(__LINE__) 
#define FILE_STRING __FILE__

#define REPORT_ERROR(pObj, szText) pObj->ReportError(FILE_STRING, LINE_STRING, szText)

 

...Umm... I Think...

Then just type:-

REPORT_ERROR(pErrorHandler, "pProgram->Intialize()")

Pity, there''s no standard __FUNCTION__ like macro, then you could automate all of it...

As for Unreal, I think it pushes text into a buffer by throwing exceptions, because there''s a lot of ''x->y->z->u()'' text to write manually otherwise.

Jans.

I actually do a form of that as well, but didn´t show it to keep the question simple.

This is what I really do:

#define M_FAILED(x) ( x < 1 )
#define M_FAIL_SAFE(f, fn, em) if ( M_FAILED( f ) ) g_pErrorHandler->ProcessError( __FILE__, __LINE__, fn, em );

M_FAIL_SAFE
(
InitializeProgram(),
"InitializeProgram()",
"Failed to initialize the program..."
);

But I doubt if this is good coding practise, but it does safe me from more mindless typing .

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Edited by - drago on January 12, 2001 5:06:43 PM