tsResult_Dimension_error Class Reference
[timeSeries objects]

dimension error exception for tsResult objects More...

#include <tsExceptions.h>

Inherits tsException.

Collaboration diagram for tsResult_Dimension_error:

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Public Member Functions
	tsResult_Dimension_error (std::string p, const int dim1, const int dim2)
void	debug_print ()

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Detailed Description

dimension error exception for tsResult objects

Thrown when the dimension of two tsResult objects are different

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

tsResult_Dimension_error::tsResult_Dimension_error	(	std::string	p,
		const int	dim1,
		const int	dim2
	)			[inline]

Parameters:

	p	a string describing the offending operation
	dim1	the dimension of the first tsResult
	dim2	the dimension of the second tsResult

The information used to construct the tsResult_Dimension_error exception can be used by the debug_print method to generate readable error messages for the user

Example: the tsResult + operator can throw Dimension_error:

             if (d.size() != tsr.size()) {
                 throw tsResult_Dimension_error(string("+"),d.size(),tsr.size());
             }

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Member Function Documentation

void tsResult_Dimension_error::debug_print

(

)

[inline, virtual]

error message

Example:

This code:

        try {
            timeSeries<float> swa("CFS_Steering_Wheel_Angle",data); 
            timeSeriesArray<float> omega("VDS_Chassis_CG_Ang_Vel",data);

            float bad = swa.mean() + omega.mean();
        }
        catch (tsException& tse) {
            tse.debug_print();
            cerr << "skipping to next file..." << endl;
        }

Results in this error message:

		Illegal operation: (+) tsResult object 1 has dimension 1
		                       tsResult object 2 has dimension 3
		skipping to next file...
		

Reimplemented from tsException.