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SIGEL_RobotIO::SIG_CorruptedStreamError Class Reference

In general, streams generated by the program and transfered via network should be readable without any complaint. More...

#include <SIG_RobotIOExceptions.h>

Inheritance diagram for SIGEL_RobotIO::SIG_CorruptedStreamError:

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Public Methods

 SIG_CorruptedStreamError (QString file, int line, QString msg)
 Constructor. More...


Detailed Description

In general, streams generated by the program and transfered via network should be readable without any complaint.

If, for some weird reason, this not true for a particular stream, this exception will be thrown.

This exception will be thrown if a self-generated stream could not be read correctly. These streams are used internally to transmit robot models between components of the distributed system. Be aware that the exception will be thrown by the _receiving_ node. If the user is sitting in front of a machine running the _transmitting_ node (This will generally be true.), he will not notice unless there is a marshalling mechanism in the distribution library.

Definition at line 97 of file SIG_RobotIOExceptions.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SIGEL_RobotIO::SIG_CorruptedStreamError::SIG_CorruptedStreamError ( QString file,
int line,
QString msg )
 

Constructor.

Parameters:
file   As in SIG_Exception.
line   As in SIG_Exception.
msg   Since there is no real parser reading the stream, this is an absolutely senseless and useless possibility to incorporate a message into the exception. It will normally say "Does not work.", or "Help!!!", or "Stop that thief!".

Definition at line 38 of file SIG_RobotIOExceptions.cpp.


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