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error

error — Functions for allocating and manipulating lu_error structures.

Synopsis




#define     LU_ERROR_CHECK                  (err_p_p)
void        lu_error_new                    (lu_error_t **error,
                                             lu_status_t code,
                                             const char *fmt,
                                             ...);
void        lu_error_free                   (lu_error_t **error);
gboolean    lu_error_is_success             (lu_status_t status);
gboolean    lu_error_is_warning             (lu_status_t status);
gboolean    lu_error_is_error               (lu_status_t status);
const char* lu_strerror                     (lu_error_t *error);

Description

error.h includes declarations for allocating and manipulating lu_error structures. These structures hold error and status information passed between libuser, its modules, and applications.

A struct lu_error contains an error code and a human-readable, possibly translated error string. The error string is using the encoding specified by LC_CTYPE locale category.

Details

LU_ERROR_CHECK()

#define     LU_ERROR_CHECK(err_p_p)

Checks that the given pointer to a pointer to a struct does not already point to a valid lu_error structure. This macro is used by many internal functions to check that an error has not already occurred when they are invoked.

err_p_p : A pointer to a struct lu_error * which will be checked. If there

lu_error_new ()

void        lu_error_new                    (lu_error_t **error,
                                             lu_status_t code,
                                             const char *fmt,
                                             ...);

Creates a new lu_error structure.

`error` :	A pointer to a struct lu_error * which will hold the newly-created error structure. It must point to NULL before calling this function.
`code` :	An error code
`fmt` :	Format string describing the error. If NULL, a default string is used.
`...` :	Arguments for `fmt`, if necessary

lu_error_free ()

void        lu_error_free                   (lu_error_t **error);

Frees an lu_error structure.

error : A pointer to a pointer to the structure to be freed. The pointer is set to NULL after the error is freed.

lu_error_is_success ()

gboolean    lu_error_is_success             (lu_status_t status);

Check if the error code held by an error structure is a success code.

`status` :
Returns :	a gboolean indicating whether or not the error is a success code.

lu_error_is_warning ()

gboolean    lu_error_is_warning             (lu_status_t status);

Check if the error code held by an error structure is a warning code.

`status` :
Returns :	a gboolean indicating whether or not the error is a warning code.

lu_error_is_error ()

gboolean    lu_error_is_error               (lu_status_t status);

Check if the error code held by an error structure is an error code.

`status` :
Returns :	a gboolean indicating whether or not the error is an error code.

lu_strerror ()

const char* lu_strerror                     (lu_error_t *error);

Converts an lu_error structure to a string describing the error. If the error->string is NULL, returns a text representation of error->code.

`error` :	An error
Returns :	error string valid at least until `error` is freed.

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