A scripted SQL query generation framework with IDE: SQLpp (v1.4)

// Copyright (c) 2003 Daniel Wallin and Arvid Norberg

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#ifndef LUABIND_ERROR_HPP_INCLUDED
#define LUABIND_ERROR_HPP_INCLUDED

#include <exception>
#include <luabind/config.hpp>

namespace luabind
{

#ifndef LUABIND_NO_EXCEPTIONS

	// this exception usually means that the lua function you called
	// from C++ failed with an error code. You will have to
	// read the error code from the top of the lua stack
	// the reason why this exception class doesn't contain
	// the message itself is that std::string's copy constructor
	// may throw, if the copy constructor of an exception that is
	// being thrown throws another exception, terminate will be called
	// and the entire application is killed.
	class error : public std::exception
	{
	public:
		error(lua_State* L): m_L(L) {}
		lua_State* state() const throw() { return m_L; }
		virtual const char* what() const throw()
		{
			return "lua runtime error";
		}
	private:
		lua_State* m_L;
	};

	// if an object_cast<>() fails, this is thrown
	// it is also thrown if the return value of
	// a lua function cannot be converted
	class cast_failed : public std::exception
	{
	public:
		cast_failed(lua_State* L, LUABIND_TYPE_INFO i): m_L(L), m_info(i) {}
		lua_State* state() const throw() { return m_L; }
		LUABIND_TYPE_INFO info() const throw() { return m_info; }
		virtual const char* what() const throw() { return "unable to make cast"; }
	private:
		lua_State* m_L;
		LUABIND_TYPE_INFO m_info;
	};

#else

	typedef void(*error_callback_fun)(lua_State*);
	typedef void(*cast_failed_callback_fun)(lua_State*, LUABIND_TYPE_INFO);

	namespace detail
	{
		// we use a singleton instead of a global variable
		// because we want luabind to be headers only

		struct error_callback
		{
			error_callback_fun err;
			cast_failed_callback_fun cast;			
			
			error_callback(): err(0), cast(0) {}

			static error_callback& get()
			{
				static error_callback instance;
				return instance;
			}
		};
	}

	inline void set_error_callback(error_callback_fun e)
	{
		detail::error_callback::get().err = e;
	}

	inline void set_cast_failed_callback(cast_failed_callback_fun c)
	{
		detail::error_callback::get().cast = c;
	}

#endif

}

#endif // LUABIND_ERROR_HPP_INCLUDED