#include <rutz/error_context.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| error_context () | |
| Constructor (but use current() to get the current context). | |
| ~error_context () | |
| Destructor. | |
| bool | add_entry (const error_context_entry *e) |
| Add an entry to the context stack. | |
| void | remove_entry (const error_context_entry *e) |
| Remove an entry from the context stack. | |
| rutz::fstring | get_text () const |
| get the text of all context entries, separated by newlines | |
| template<class S> | |
| void | prepend_to (S &str) const |
| Prepend our message (if any) to the given string. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static const rutz::error_context & | current () |
| Get the current thread-local error context object. | |
Definition at line 46 of file error_context.h.
| void rutz::error_context::prepend_to | ( | S & | str | ) | const [inline] |
Prepend our message (if any) to the given string.
This function is a template that is designed to work with either std::string or rutz::fstring (but without naming std::string explicitly here, we can avoid needing to include the 50K lines of code from <string>).
Example usage:
std::string mymsg = "something bad happened"; rutz::error_context::current().prepend_to(mymsg);
Definition at line 81 of file error_context.h.
References rutz::fstring::c_str(), get_text(), and rutz::fstring::length().