CapeBoundariesException Class

This is an abstract class that allows derived classes to provide information about error that result from values that are outside of their bounds. It can be raised to indicate that the value of either a method argument or the value of a object parameter is out of range.

Definition

Namespace: CapeOpen
Assembly: CapeOpen (in CapeOpen.dll) Version: 1.0.0.0 (1.0.0.0)

C#Request Example

[SerializableAttribute]
[ClassInterfaceAttribute(ClassInterfaceType.None)]
[GuidAttribute("62B1EE2F-E488-4679-AFA3-D490694D6B33")]
[ComVisibleAttribute(true)]
public abstract class CapeBoundariesException : CapeUserException, 
	ECapeBoundaries

VBRequest Example

<SerializableAttribute>
<ClassInterfaceAttribute(ClassInterfaceType.None)>
<GuidAttribute("62B1EE2F-E488-4679-AFA3-D490694D6B33")>
<ComVisibleAttribute(true)>
Public MustInherit Class CapeBoundariesException
	Inherits CapeUserException
	Implements ECapeBoundaries

Inheritance: Object Exception ApplicationException CapeUserException CapeBoundariesException

Derived: CapeOpenCapeOutOfBoundsException

Implements: ECapeBoundaries

Remarks

CapeBoundariesException is a "utility" class which factorises a state which describes the value, its type and its boundaries.

This is an abstract class. No real error can be raised from this class.

Constructors

CapeBoundariesException(Double, Double, Double, String)	Initializes a new instance of the CapeBoundariesException class with the lower bound, upper bound, value, type, and position of the parameter that is the cause of this exception.
CapeBoundariesException(String, Double, Double, Double, String)	Initializes a new instance of the CapeBoundariesException class with a specified error message, the lower bound, upper bound, value, type, and position of the parameter that is the cause of this exception.
CapeBoundariesException(SerializationInfo, StreamingContext, Double, Double, Double, String)	Initializes a new instance of the CapeBoundariesException class with serialized data, the lower bound, upper bound, value, type, and position of the parameter that is the cause of this exception.
CapeBoundariesException(String, Exception, Double, Double, Double, String)	Initializes a new instance of the CapeBoundariesException class with a specified error message, the lower bound, upper bound, value, type and position of the parameter, and a erence to the inner exception that is the cause of this exception.

Properties

code	Code to designate the subcategory of the error. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
description	The description of the error. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
interfaceName	The name of the interface where the error is thrown. This is a mandatory field." (Inherited from CapeUserException)
lowerBound	The value of the lower bound.
moreInfo	An URL to a page, document, web site, where more information on the error can be found. The content of this information is obviously implementation dependent. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
Name	The name of the exception being thrown. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
operation	The name of the operation where the error is thrown. This is a mandatory field. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
scope	The scope of the error. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
type	The type/nature of the value.
upperBound	The value of the upper bound.
value	The current value which has led to an error.

Methods

Initialize	A virtual abstract function that is inherieted by derived classes to initializes the description, interface name and name fields of this exception. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
SetBoundaries	Initializes the description, interface name and name fields of this exception.

Fields

m_description	The description of the exception being thrown. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
m_interfaceName	The name of the exception interface for the exception being thrown. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
m_Lower
m_name	The name of the exception being thrown. (Inherited from CapeUserException)
m_Type
m_Upper
m_Value

Extension Methods

GetEnumNames	(Defined by General)
IsValidDouble	(Defined by General)