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template
class
ExceptionHandler<class E>
: CallGate
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Calls a handler function when an exception is caught.
The exception handler template generates CallGates that catch
an exception of type E and call a handler function as result.
The handler function could then decide what to do (i.e. throw
a TestFailure or TestError). An exception handler can be useful when
many different unit test must handle the same exception type
while executing the test. Instead of writing try-catch-blocks
in every unit test, an exception handler could be registered
in the test conductor (see also TestManager).
Public Members:
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ExceptionHandler ( handler_func handler, Callable* target = 0, bool release = true ) ;
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Create an exception handler instance.
Beside the handler function, the call target and its release
status could be set. If the trap is used by a TestManager, the
manager sets the target.
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ExceptionHandler ( const ExceptionHandler& eh ) ;
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Copy-constructor
Create another, identical exception handler.
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virtual void call () ;
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Calls the call target.
While doing that, the handler catches exceptions of type
E. If that happens, it calls the handler function.
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