EParse represents a parser exception.
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#include <EParse.h>
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| | EParse (const char *arg) |
| | Constructor with a C-style string. More...
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| | EParse (std::string arg) |
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| | EParse (const std::stringstream &arg) |
| | Constructor with an STL stringstream. More...
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| | E (const char *arg) |
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| | E (std::string arg) |
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| | E (const std::stringstream &arg) |
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| void | Print () const |
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| std::string | SoftPrint () const |
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| virtual | ~E () |
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| std::string | _m_error |
| | The error message for this particular exception. More...
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EParse represents a parser exception.
| EParse::EParse |
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const char * |
arg | ) |
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Constructor with a C-style string.
| EParse::EParse |
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std::string |
arg | ) |
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Constructor with an STL string.
| EParse::EParse |
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const std::stringstream & |
arg | ) |
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Constructor with an STL stringstream.