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Posted to c-dev@xerces.apache.org by Gröndal Daniel <da...@rfv.sfa.se> on 2003/09/09 10:28:00 UTC
exceptions in xerces
Hi!
Is it only me that thinks that the c++ api docs on the website (apache.org) is
unsufficient sometimes? I was looking for information about what different
exceptions that can be thrown from which functions today and ended up with no
information. Can that information be found somewhere or do I have to do it the
hard way and browse some code? It would save some time anyway...
//daniel
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Re: exceptions in xerces
Posted by Marcin Rzeznicki <ma...@wp.pl>.
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Od: "Gröndal Daniel" <da...@rfv.sfa.se>
Do: <xe...@xml.apache.org>
Wyslano: 09 wrzesnia 2003 10:28
Temat: exceptions in xerces
Hi!
Is it only me that thinks that the c++ api docs on the website (apache.org)
is
unsufficient sometimes? I was looking for information about what different
exceptions that can be thrown from which functions today and ended up with
no
information. Can that information be found somewhere or do I have to do it
the
hard way and browse some code? It would save some time anyway...
//daniel
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I agree. In C++ we have the possibilty to specify excpetions that can be
thrown from a function in its signature, as authors surely know. ISO
Committee recommends this coding style, as code becomes not also more
readable and self-documenting but safer-to-use as well. Functions' headers
written as they are inform us, due to Standard, that any excpetion can be
thrown - of course I am sure that types of excpetion thrown from xerces
funcs have been constrained to well-designed hierarchy, therefore they may
be specified in functions' headers
Greetings
Marcin Rzeznicki
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