Exception class raised when an argument is used an incorrect amount of times. More...

Inheritance diagram for TAP::argument_count_mismatch:

Public Member Functions
	argument_count_mismatch (const Argument &arg, unsigned int count, unsigned int expected)
	Creates the exception for the given argument, with the number of occurrences and the expected number of occurrences. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from TAP::argument_error
	argument_error (const Argument &arg)
	Creates the exception for the given argument, without a specified reason. More...

	argument_error (const Argument &arg, const std::string &reason)
	Creates the exception for the given argument, with a specified reason. More...

const Argument &	arg () const
	Returns the argument triggering the error. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from TAP::exception
	exception (std::string what)
	Creates the exception with the given message. More...

	exception ()
	Creates the exception with no message.

const char *	what () const noexceptoverride
	See std::exception::what().

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from TAP::argument_error
std::unique_ptr< Argument >	m_arg
	Copy of the argument involved in the error.

Protected Attributes inherited from TAP::exception
std::string	m_what
	Description of the exception. More...

Detailed Description

Exception class raised when an argument is used an incorrect amount of times.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TAP::argument_count_mismatch::argument_count_mismatch	(	const Argument &	arg,
		unsigned int	count,
		unsigned int	expected
	)

inline

Creates the exception for the given argument, with the number of occurrences and the expected number of occurrences.

If the expected value is higher, it is assumed to be a minimum, otherwise a maximum.

Parameters

arg	The argument with an error
count	The number of times the argument occurred
expected	The number of times the argument was expected to occur

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