Posted by jason pepas on July 15, 2001 at 19:24:06:
In Reply to: baz posted by anonyMouse on July 15, 2001 at 14:54:58:
i'm in the same boat.
i just tried using the baz and foo examples which weiren provided, and when creating a foo with the foo constructor, it checks to see if you can create it with magic_bad_arg_check, and if it fails that check, baz throws a flag.
the problem is, i have no idea how to check what flag baz throws.
on top of that, the program just stops running when such a flag is thrown and echos "Aborted" to the console, at least when i try it.
surely we aren't the only two having this problem...
: Yo...
: What's up on baz.h ????
: This makes no sense....not to mention the fact that the file has changed a couple of times already in the last 24 hours.
: It seems like we are supposed to catch his baz in our foo handler to see if one of 4 different errors occurs. Further, it seems like his existence counter of 100 is likely to change, and thus he wants us to catch his generic baz, instead of hard-coding in a test for 100 foo instances. However, there is no explanation anywhere of how to test which baz is thrown, or even what some of them do....I don't have a clue what to do with the first and last one...
: Can anyone enlighten me? Does anyone have something in their foohandler that will correctly catch the different baz's ? Are we supposed to modify baz.h ourselves?
: Thanks in advance.