package errs

import "src.elv.sh/pkg/eval/errs"

Package errs declares error types used as exception causes.

Index ¶

• type ArityMismatch
• func (e ArityMismatch) Error() string
• type BadValue
• func (e BadValue) Error() string
• type OutOfRange
• func (e OutOfRange) Error() string
• type ReaderGone
• func (e ReaderGone) Error() string
• type SetReadOnlyVar
• func (e SetReadOnlyVar) Error() string

Types ¶

type ArityMismatch ¶

type ArityMismatch struct {
	What      string
	ValidLow  int
	ValidHigh int
	Actual    int
}

ArityMismatch encodes an error where the expected number of values is out of the valid range.

func (ArityMismatch) Error ¶

func (e ArityMismatch) Error() string

type BadValue ¶

type BadValue struct {
	What   string
	Valid  string
	Actual string
}

BadValue encodes an error where the value does not meet a requirement. For out-of-range errors, use OutOfRange.

func (BadValue) Error ¶

func (e BadValue) Error() string

Error implements the error interface.

type OutOfRange ¶

type OutOfRange struct {
	What      string
	ValidLow  string
	ValidHigh string
	Actual    string
}

OutOfRange encodes an error where a value is out of its valid range.

func (OutOfRange) Error ¶

func (e OutOfRange) Error() string

Error implements the error interface.

type ReaderGone ¶

type ReaderGone struct {
}

ReaderGone is raised by the writer in a pipeline when the reader end has terminated. It could be raised directly by builtin commands, or when an external command gets terminated by SIGPIPE after Elvish detects the read end of the pipe has exited earlier.

func (ReaderGone) Error ¶

func (e ReaderGone) Error() string

Error implements the error interface.

type SetReadOnlyVar ¶

type SetReadOnlyVar struct {
	// Name of the read-only variable. This field is initially empty, and
	// populated later when context information is available.
	VarName string
}

SetReadOnlyVar is returned by the Set method of a read-only variable.

func (SetReadOnlyVar) Error ¶

func (e SetReadOnlyVar) Error() string

Error implements the error interface.

Source Files ¶

errs.go