TinmanError

Description

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sealed class Tinman.Core.TinmanError

Derived from

ICodeOutput

Describes an error.

Public / Constructors

From

public static method From → (2)

source in : string @ Tag

The error source tag.

exception in : Exception

The native exception.

returns → TinmanError

The resulting error info.

Extracts an TinmanError object from the given native exception.

Tinman​Error

public constructor TinmanError → (2)

source in : string @ Tag

The error source tag.

message in : string

The error message.

Creates a new instance of TinmanError.

Wrap

public static method Wrap → (3)

source in : string @ Tag

Aggregated error source tag.

message in : string

Aggregated error message.

errors in : IVectorConst<TinmanError>

Aggregated error infos.

returns → TinmanError

The resulting error info.

Aggregates the given TinmanErrors into one error.

Public / Methods

To​String

2 overloads

public method ToString2 → (1)

columns in : int32

The column count to use for wrapping lines.

returns → string

The string representation.

Returns a string representation of this error.

Public / Attributes

Error​Cause

public readonly attribute ErrorCause → (IVectorConst<TinmanError>)

The errors that have caused this error.

Error​Message

public readonly attribute ErrorMessage → (string)

The error message (for human consumption).

This value will never be null or empty.

See also

ValidateMessage.Message

Error​Source

public readonly attribute ErrorSource → (string)

The error source.

The source depicts the type and member where the error has occurred resp. has been detected. The error source string has the following format:

'TypeName.MemberName'

where TypeName is the name of the type, excluding the namespace (e.g. 'ByteBuffer' for ByteBuffer) and MemberName is the name of the type member that has triggered resp. reported the error.

This value will never be null or empty.

Error​Trace

public readonly attribute ErrorTrace → (string)

The error stack trace (if available), in a native format.