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TrinityCore
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#include <ParseError.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | { UNKNOWN = -1 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| ParseError () | |
| virtual | ~ParseError () |
| ParseError (const std::string &f, int l, int c, const std::string &m) | |
| ParseError (const std::string &f, int64 b, const std::string &m) | |
| std::string | formatFileInfo () const |
Public Attributes | |
| std::string | filename |
| int64 | byte |
| int | line |
| int | character |
| std::string | message |
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inline |
| std::string G3D::ParseError::formatFileInfo | ( | ) | const |
If information is known, ends in ": ", otherwise empty
| int64 G3D::ParseError::byte |
For a binary file, the location of the parse error. -1 if unknown.
| int G3D::ParseError::character |
Character number (in the line) of the start of the token which caused the exception. 1 is the character in the line. May be -1 if unknown.
| std::string G3D::ParseError::filename |
Empty means unknown
| int G3D::ParseError::line |
For a text file, the line number is the line number of start of token which caused the exception. 1 is the first line of the file. -1 means unknown. Note that you can use TextInput::Settings::startingLineNumberOffset to shift the effective line number that is reported by that class.
| std::string G3D::ParseError::message |
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