OpenTop C++ class: UnmappableCharacterException

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ot::io
class UnmappableCharacterException

#include "ot/io/UnmappableCharacterException.h"

Thrown during an I/O operation when a Unicode character cannot be encoded into the target encoding. This exception may be thrown by an OutputStreamWriter or InputStreamReader which is using a CodeConverter that has been configured to abort when it encounters unmappable or unsupported Unicode characters.

In OpenTop configurations which support the entire Unicode 2 range of code-points (U+0000-U+10FFFF) this exception is unlikely to be thrown during input operations, but in the LATIN-1 configuration (where the OT_LATIN1 preprocessor macro is specified), this exception may be thrown when a Unicode character above U+00FE is encountered within the input byte sequence.

See also:: CodeConverter

Constructor/Destructor Summary
`UnmappableCharacterException(const String& message, CodeConverter* pDecoder)` Constructs an UnmappableCharacterException with a detail message and a decoder.

Method Summary
`virtual String`	`getExceptionType() const` Returns the class name as a String.

Methods inherited from class ot::io::CharacterCodingException

getCodeConverter()

Methods inherited from class ot::Exception

getDescription(), getLocalizedDescription(), getMessage(), setMessage(const String&), toString()

Constructor/Destructor Detail

UnmappableCharacterException

 UnmappableCharacterException(const String& message,
                              CodeConverter* pDecoder)

Constructs an UnmappableCharacterException with a detail message and a decoder.

Parameters:: message - the detail message
pDecoder - the CodeConverter giving rise to the exception

Method Detail

getExceptionType

virtual String getExceptionType() const

Returns the class name as a String. This method should be overridden in all derived classes to return the name of the derived class.

See also:: getDescription()