Functions
void	das_spice_err_setup ()
	Setup spice so that errors are not automatically output to the standard output channel.

const char *	das_get_spice_error ()
	Get a spice error as string.

int	das_send_spice_err (int nDasVer, const char *sErrType)
	Reads a spice error and outputs it as a das exception, the program should only call this if failed_ returns non-zero, and it should exit after calling this function.

int	das_print_spice_error (const char *sProgName)
	Print a spice error to standard output.

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ das_spice_err_setup()

void das_spice_err_setup ( )

Setup spice so that errors are not automatically output to the standard output channel.

Das2 readers (and unix programs in general) are only supposed to output data to standard out, not error messages.

◆ das_get_spice_error()

const char * das_get_spice_error ( )

Get a spice error as string.

@Warning This function is not MT safe, but then again SPICE isn't MT safe, so not a big deal.

Returns: NULL if there is no current spice error, a string pointer otherwise.

◆ das_send_spice_err()

int das_send_spice_err	(	int	nDasVer,
		const char *	sErrType
	)

Reads a spice error and outputs it as a das exception, the program should only call this if failed_ returns non-zero, and it should exit after calling this function.

Parameters

nDasVer	- Set to 1 to get das1 compatible output, 2 to get das2 output
sErrType	- Use one of the predefined strings from the core das2 library:

DAS2_EXCEPT_NO_DATA_IN_INTERVAL
DAS2_EXCEPT_ILLEGAL_ARGUMENT
DAS2_EXCEPT_SERVER_ERROR

Returns: The function always returns a non-zero value so that the das server knows the request did not complete.

◆ das_print_spice_error()

int das_print_spice_error ( const char * sProgName )

Print a spice error to standard output.