SC::Result Struct Reference

An ascii string used as boolean result. SC_TRY macro forwards errors to caller. More...

#include <Result.h>

Public Member Functions
constexpr	Result (bool result)
	Build a Result object from a boolean.
constexpr	operator bool () const
	Converts to true if the Result is valid, to false if it's invalid.

Static Public Member Functions
template<int numChars>
static constexpr Result	Error (const char(&msg)[numChars])
	Constructs an Error from a pointer to an ASCII string literal.
static constexpr Result	FromStableCharPointer (const char *msg)
	Constructs an Error from a pointer to an ascii string.

Public Attributes
const char *	message
	If == nullptr then Result is valid. If != nullptr it's the reason of the error.

Detailed Description

An ascii string used as boolean result. SC_TRY macro forwards errors to caller.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Result()

SC::Result::Result ( bool result )

inlineexplicitconstexpr

Build a Result object from a boolean.

Parameters

result

Passing true constructs a valid Result. Passing false constructs invalid Result.

Member Function Documentation

Error()

template<int numChars>

static constexpr Result SC::Result::Error ( const char(&) msg[numChars] )

inlinestaticconstexpr

Constructs an Error from a pointer to an ASCII string literal.

Template Parameters

numChars

Size of the character array holding the ASCII string

Parameters

msg	The custom error message

Returns

A Result object in invalid state

FromStableCharPointer()

static constexpr Result SC::Result::FromStableCharPointer ( const char * msg )

inlinestaticconstexpr

Constructs an Error from a pointer to an ascii string.

Caller of this function must ensure such pointer to be valid until Result is used.

Parameters

msg	Pointer to ASCII string representing the message.

Returns

A Result object in invalid state

operator bool()

SC::Result::operator bool ( ) const

inlineconstexpr

Converts to true if the Result is valid, to false if it's invalid.

Member Data Documentation

message

const char* SC::Result::message

If == nullptr then Result is valid. If != nullptr it's the reason of the error.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• Result.h