LayerAS_Layer
ObjectErrors

Errors object.


Define Summary
 Define
 ASGetExceptionErrorCode
 DURING
 END_HANDLER
 ERRORCODE
A macro defined to call ASGetExceptionErrorCode(). It returns an ASInt32 object containing an exception error code.
 HANDLER
Typedef Summary
 Typedef
 ASErrorCode
An error code value for use in ASFile and ASFileSys methods and callbacks. Introduced in Acrobat 6.0.
 ASErrSeverity
Callback Summary
 Callback
 restoreEnvironProc
Environment-restoration functions are called when an exception is raised.
Method Summary
 Method
 
const char* ASGetErrorString(ASErrorCode errorCode, char* buffer, ASTArraySize lenBuffer)
Gets a string describing the specified error/exception.
 
void ASGetErrorStringASText(ASErrorCode errorCode, ASText errorString)
Gets an ASText object containing a string describing the specified exception.
 
void ASRaise(ASErrorCode error)
Raises an exception. Plug-ins can raise any exception defined in the AcroErr.h header file using the ErrBuildCode macro, or can define their own exceptions using ASRegisterErrorString(). See Errors for a list of predefined exceptions.
 
ASErrorCode ASRegisterErrorString(ASErrSeverity severity, const char* errorString)
Registers a new error and string. The error can be used to raise a plug-in-specific exception using ASRaise(). When the exception is raised, its error string can be retrieved using ASGetErrorString() and reported to the user using AVAlertNote().
 
ASErrorCode ASRegisterErrorStringASText(ASErrSeverity severity, const ASText errorString)
Registers a new error and string.
 
void ACCB2 RestorePlugInFrame(void* environ)
Defines Detail
ASGetExceptionErrorCode 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

#define ASGetExceptionErrorCode ACGetExceptionErrorCode
File: CorCalls.h
Line: 357
DURING 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

#define DURING DURING usage must be compiled with C++

Examples

go to source arrow DURING
go to source arrow DURING
go to source arrowDURING

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File: CorCalls.h
Line: 238
END_HANDLER 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

#define END_HANDLER END_HANDLER usage must be compiled with C++

Examples

go to source arrow END_HANDLER
go to source arrow END_HANDLER
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File: CorCalls.h
Line: 240
ERRORCODE 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

#define ERRORCODE (ACGetExceptionErrorCode())
Description

A macro defined to call ASGetExceptionErrorCode(). It returns an ASInt32 object containing an exception error code.

See Also

DURING
END_HANDLER
E_RTRN_VOID
HANDLER

Examples

go to source arrow errCode = ERRORCODE;
go to source arrow errCode = ERRORCODE;
go to source arrow errCode = ERRORCODE;

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File: CorCalls.h
Line: 300
HANDLER 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

#define HANDLER HANDLER usage must be compiled with C++

Examples

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File: CorCalls.h
Line: 239

Typedefs Detail
ASErrorCode 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

typedef ASInt32 ASErrorCode;

An error code value for use in ASFile and ASFileSys methods and callbacks. Introduced in Acrobat 6.0.

Examples

go to source arrow ASErrorCode errCode = 0;
go to source arrow ASErrorCode errCode = 0;
go to source arrow ASErrorCode errCode = 0;

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File: ASExpT.h
Line: 92
ASErrSeverity 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

typedef ASEnum8 ASErrSeverity;

File: ASExpT.h
Line: 260


Callbacks Detail
restoreEnvironProc 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

void (*restoreEnvironProc)(void *asEnviron)

Environment-restoration functions are called when an exception is raised.


File: CoreExpT.h
Line: 207

Method Detail
ASGetErrorString()
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

const char* ASGetErrorString(ASErrorCode errorCode, char* buffer, ASTArraySize lenBuffer)

Gets a string describing the specified error/exception.

Parameters

errorCode — 

The exception whose error string is obtained. This must be a full error code, built with the ErrBuildCode() macro or a user-defined exception returned from ASRegisterErrorString(). See Errors for a list of predefined exceptions.

 
buffer — 

(Filled by the method) A buffer into which the string is written. Make sure to memset the buffer to 0 before calling ASGetErrorString().

 
lenBuffer — 

The number of characters that buffer can hold.

Returns

A useful pointer to buffer. This does not mean that the function worked. You must call strlen on the returned buffer (as long as you memset the buffer to 0) to determine whether the error code was valid.

See Also

ASGetExceptionErrorCode
ASRegisterErrorString
ASRaise

Since

PI_ACROSUPPORT_VERSION >= 0x00020000

Examples

go to source arrow ASGetErrorString(ERRORCODE, errmsg, sizeof(errmsg)) << endl;
go to source arrow ASGetErrorString(ERRORCODE, buf, sizeof(buf));
go to source arrow ASGetErrorString(ERRORCODE, buf, sizeof(buf));

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File: ASProcs.h
Line: 138
ASGetErrorStringASText() 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

void ASGetErrorStringASText(ASErrorCode errorCode, ASText errorString)

Gets an ASText object containing a string describing the specified exception.

Parameters

errorCode — 

The exception whose error string is obtained. This must be a full error code, built with the ErrBuildCode macro or a user-defined exception returned from ASRegisterErrorString(). See Error Systems for a list of predefined exceptions.

 
errorString — 

(Filled by the method) The text object containing the error string. The client must pass a valid ASText object. The routine does not allocate it.

See Also

ASGetErrorString
ASRegisterErrorStringASText
ASRegisterErrorString
ASGetExceptionErrorCode
ASRaise

Since

PI_ACROSUPPORT_VERSION >= 0x00080000

File: ASProcs.h
Line: 2792
ASRaise() 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

void ASRaise(ASErrorCode error)

Raises an exception. Plug-ins can raise any exception defined in the AcroErr.h header file using the ErrBuildCode macro, or can define their own exceptions using ASRegisterErrorString(). See Errors for a list of predefined exceptions.

If the code that calls ASRaise() gets control as a result of a non-Acrobat event (such as a drag and drop event on some platforms), this method fails since there is no Acrobat viewer code in the stack to handle the exception.

Parameters

error — 

An error code for the exception to raise. Error codes have three parts: severity, system, and error number. Use ErrBuildCode to build an error code for an existing error.

See Also

ASGetErrorString
ASRegisterErrorString
RERAISE

Since

PI_ACROSUPPORT_VERSION >= 0x00020000

File: CorProcs.h
Line: 51
ASRegisterErrorString() 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

ASErrorCode ASRegisterErrorString(ASErrSeverity severity, const char* errorString)

Registers a new error and string. The error can be used to raise a plug-in-specific exception using ASRaise(). When the exception is raised, its error string can be retrieved using ASGetErrorString() and reported to the user using AVAlertNote().

The error system is automatically forced to be ErrSysXtn. (See the list of Error Systems).

The error is automatically assigned an error code that is not used by any other plug-in (in the current implementation, the Acrobat viewer increments a counter each time any plug-in requests an error code, and returns the value of the counter). As a result, plug-ins cannot rely on being assigned the same error code each time the Acrobat viewer is launched.

Parameters

severity — 

The severity of the error being defined. It must be one of the Severities.

 
errorString — 

The string describing the exception. This string is used by ASGetErrorString(), and is copied by ASRegisterErrorString(); it may be freed by the plug-in after registering the error.

Returns

The newly created error code. Plug-ins should assign the error code returned by this method to a variable if they will use the error code later in the current session.

See Also

ASGetErrorString
ASRaise

Since

PI_ACROSUPPORT_VERSION >= 0x00020000

Examples

go to source arrow ASRaise(ASRegisterErrorString(ErrAlways,"Sample Application Error \n Font not found in PDEnumSysFonts() : No Output Produced"));
go to source arrow ASRaise(ASRegisterErrorString(ErrAlways,"Sample application error: Unable to open key/value file"));
go to source arrow ASRaise(ASRegisterErrorString(ErrAlways,"Unable to open input PDF file"));

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File: ASProcs.h
Line: 172
ASRegisterErrorStringASText() 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

ASErrorCode ASRegisterErrorStringASText(ASErrSeverity severity, const ASText errorString)

Registers a new error and string.

Parameters

severity — 

The severity of the error being defined. It must be one of the Error Severities.

 
errorString — 

The text object containing the error string to be set.

Returns

The newly created error code. Plug-ins should assign the error code returned by this method to a variable if they wish to use the error code later in the current session.

See Also

ASRegisterErrorString
ASGetErrorStringASText
ASGetErrorString
ASRaise

Since

PI_ACROSUPPORT_VERSION >= 0x00080000

File: ASProcs.h
Line: 2811
RestorePlugInFrame() 
Product availability: PDFL
Platform availability: Macintosh, Windows, UNIX

Syntax

void ACCB2 RestorePlugInFrame(void* environ)

Parameters

environ

Returns

File: CorCalls.h
Line: 184



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