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36 * \brief C++ exceptions for the gmxapi compatibility tools.
38 * Used internally for the gmxapi compatibility helpers that manage type
39 * mappings of older GROMACS structures. The long-term disposition of this
40 * code is uncertain, but the headers are not likely to be public. If they
41 * do persist in some form, we can integrate the exception hierarchy into
42 * whatever module takes ownership of this code.
44 * Exceptions defined here should only be caught by code that understands the
45 * implementation details of these compatibility tools. Exposure of these
46 * exceptions outside of the installed object files should be treated as a bug.
48 * \author M. Eric Irrgang <ericirrgang@gmail.com>
49 * \ingroup gmxapi_compat
52 #ifndef GMXAPICOMPAT_EXCEPTIONS_H
53 #define GMXAPICOMPAT_EXCEPTIONS_H
58 namespace gmxapicompat
62 * \brief Generic exception class for gmxapicompat.
64 class Exception
: public std::exception
67 using std::exception::exception
;
69 explicit Exception(const std::string
&message
) :
72 explicit Exception(const char* message
) : Exception(std::string(message
)) {}
74 const char *what() const noexcept override
76 return message_
.c_str();
84 * \brief The key name provided for a key-value mapping is invalid.
86 class KeyError
: public Exception
88 using Exception::Exception
;
92 * \brief The value provided for a key-value mapping is invalid.
94 class ValueError
: public Exception
96 using Exception::Exception
;
100 * \brief Value provided for a key-value mapping is of an incompatible type.
102 class TypeError
: public Exception
104 using Exception::Exception
;
107 } // end namespace gmxapicompat
108 #endif //GMXAPICOMPAT_EXCEPTIONS_H