/* -*- Mode: C; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: t; c-basic-offset: 8 -*- */
/* camel-execpetion.c : exception utils */
/*
*
* Author :
* Bertrand Guiheneuf <bertrand@helixcode.com>
*
* Copyright 1999, 2000 Helix Code, Inc. (http://www.helixcode.com)
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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*
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*
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*/
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif
#include <glib.h>
#include "camel-exception.h"
/* i dont know why gthread_mutex stuff even exists, this is easier */
/* also, i'm not convinced mutexes are needed here. But it
doesn't really hurt either */
#ifdef ENABLE_THREADS
#include <pthread.h>
static pthread_mutex_t exception_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
#define CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(e) (pthread_mutex_lock(&exception_mutex))
#define CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(e) (pthread_mutex_unlock(&exception_mutex))
#else
#define CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(e)
#define CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(e)
#endif
/**
* camel_exception_new: allocate a new exception object.
*
* Create and returns a new exception object.
*
*
* Return value: The newly allocated exception object.
**/
CamelException *
camel_exception_new (void)
{
CamelException *ex;
ex = g_new (CamelException, 1);
ex->desc = NULL;
/* set the Exception Id to NULL */
ex->id = CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
return ex;
}
/**
* camel_exception_init: init a (statically allocated) exception.
*
* Init an exception. This routine is mainly
* useful when using a statically allocated
* exception.
*
*
**/
void
camel_exception_init (CamelException *ex)
{
ex->desc = NULL;
/* set the Exception Id to NULL */
ex->id = CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
}
/**
* camel_exception_clear: Clear an exception
* @exception: the exception object
*
* Clear an exception, that is, set the
* exception ID to CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE and
* free the description text.
* If the exception is NULL, this funtion just
* returns.
**/
void
camel_exception_clear (CamelException *exception)
{
if (!exception)
return;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(exception);
if (exception->desc)
g_free (exception->desc);
exception->desc = NULL;
exception->id = CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(exception);
}
/**
* camel_exception_free: Free an exception
* @exception: The exception object to free
*
* Free an exception object. If the exception
* is NULL, nothing is done, the routine simply
* returns.
**/
void
camel_exception_free (CamelException *exception)
{
if (!exception)
return;
if (exception->desc)
g_free (exception->desc);
g_free (exception);
}
/**
* camel_exception_set: set an exception
* @ex: exception object
* @id: exception id
* @desc: textual description of the exception
*
* Set the value of an exception. The exception id is
* a unique number representing the exception. The
* textual description is a small text explaining
* what happened and provoked the exception.
*
* When @ex is NULL, nothing is done, this routine
* simply returns.
*
**/
void
camel_exception_set (CamelException *ex,
ExceptionId id,
const char *desc)
{
if (!ex)
return;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(exception);
ex->id = id;
if (ex->desc)
g_free(ex->desc);
ex->desc = g_strdup(desc);
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(exception);
}
/**
* camel_exception_setv: set an exception
* @ex: exception object
* @id: exception id
* @format: format of the description string. The format string is
* used as in printf().
*
* Set the value of an exception. The exception id is
* a unique number representing the exception. The
* textual description is a small text explaining
* what happened and provoked the exception.
* In this version, the string is created from the format
* string and the variable argument list.
*
* It is safe to say:
* camel_exception_setv (ex, ..., camel_exception_get_description (ex), ...);
*
* When @ex is NULL, nothing is done, this routine
* simply returns.
*
**/
void
camel_exception_setv (CamelException *ex,
ExceptionId id,
const char *format,
...)
{
va_list args;
if (!ex)
return;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(exception);
if (ex->desc)
g_free (ex->desc);
va_start(args, format);
ex->desc = g_strdup_vprintf (format, args);
va_end (args);
ex->id = id;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(exception);
}
/**
* camel_exception_xfer: transfer an exception
* @ex_dst: Destination exception object
* @ex_src: Source exception object
*
* Transfer the content of an exception from
* an exception object to another.
* The destination exception receives the id and
* the description text of the source exception.
**/
void
camel_exception_xfer (CamelException *ex_dst,
CamelException *ex_src)
{
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_LOCK(exception);
if (ex_dst->desc)
g_free (ex_dst->desc);
ex_dst->id = ex_src->id;
ex_dst->desc = ex_src->desc;
ex_src->desc = NULL;
ex_src->id = CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
CAMEL_EXCEPTION_UNLOCK(exception);
}
/**
* camel_exception_get_id: get the exception id
* @ex: The exception object
*
* Return the id of an exception.
* If @ex is NULL, return CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
*
* Return value: Exception ID.
**/
ExceptionId
camel_exception_get_id (CamelException *ex)
{
if (ex)
return ex->id;
else
return CAMEL_EXCEPTION_NONE;
}
/**
* camel_exception_get_description: get the description of an exception.
* @ex: The exception object
*
* Return the exception description text.
* If @ex is NULL, return NULL;
*
*
* Return value: Exception description text.
**/
const gchar *
camel_exception_get_description (CamelException *ex)
{
char *ret = NULL;
if (ex)
ret = ex->desc;
return ret;
}
