harbour-core/harbour/source/rtl/errorsys.prg

/*
 * $Id$
 */

/*
 * Harbour Project source code:
 * The default error handler
 *
 * Copyright 1999 Antonio Linares <alinares@fivetech.com>
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#include "common.ch"
#include "error.ch"

PROCEDURE ErrorSys

   ErrorBlock( { | oError | DefError( oError ) } )

   RETURN

STATIC FUNCTION DefError( oError )
   LOCAL cMessage
   LOCAL cDOSError

   LOCAL aOptions
   LOCAL nChoice

   LOCAL n

   // By default, division by zero results in zero
   IF oError:genCode == EG_ZERODIV
      RETURN 0
   ENDIF

   // Set NetErr() of there was a database open error
   IF oError:genCode == EG_OPEN .AND. ;
      oError:osCode == 32 .AND. ;
      oError:canDefault
      NetErr( .T. )
      RETURN .F.
   ENDIF

   // Set NetErr() if there was a lock error on dbAppend()
   IF oError:genCode == EG_APPENDLOCK .AND. ;
      oError:canDefault
      NetErr( .T. )
      RETURN .F.
   ENDIF

   cMessage := ErrorMessage( oError )
   IF ! Empty( oError:osCode )
      cDOSError := "(DOS Error " + LTrim( Str( oError:osCode ) ) + ")"
   ENDIF

   // Build buttons

   aOptions := {}

// AAdd( aOptions, "Break" )
   AAdd( aOptions, "Quit" )

   IF oError:canRetry
      AAdd( aOptions, "Retry" )
   ENDIF

   IF oError:canDefault
      AAdd( aOptions, "Default" )
   ENDIF

   // Show alert box

   nChoice := 0
   WHILE nChoice == 0

      IF Empty( oError:osCode )
         nChoice := Alert( cMessage, aOptions )
      ELSE
         nChoice := Alert( cMessage + ";" + cDOSError, aOptions )
      ENDIF

   ENDDO

   IF ! Empty( nChoice )
      DO CASE
      CASE aOptions[ nChoice ] == "Break"
         Break( oError )
      CASE aOptions[ nChoice ] == "Retry"
         RETURN .T.
      CASE aOptions[ nChoice ] == "Default"
         RETURN .F.
      ENDCASE
   ENDIF

   // "Quit" selected

   IF ! Empty( oError:osCode )
      cMessage += " " + cDOSError
   ENDIF

   OutErr( hb_OSNewLine() )
   OutErr( cMessage )

   n := 1
   WHILE ! Empty( ProcName( ++n ) )

      OutErr( hb_OSNewLine() )
      OutErr( "Called from " + ProcName( n ) + ;
               "(" + LTrim( Str( ProcLine( n ) ) ) + ")  " )

   ENDDO

/// For some strange reason, the DOS prompt gets written on the first line
/// *of* the message instead of on the first line *after* the message after
/// the program quits, unless the screen has scrolled. - dgh

   ErrorLevel( 1 )
   QUIT

   RETURN .F.

// [vszakats]

STATIC FUNCTION ErrorMessage( oError )
   LOCAL cMessage

   // start error message
   cMessage := iif( oError:severity > ES_WARNING, "Error", "Warning" ) + " "

   // add subsystem name if available
   IF ISCHARACTER( oError:subsystem )
      cMessage += oError:subsystem()
   ELSE
      cMessage += "???"
   ENDIF

   // add subsystem's error code if available
   IF ISNUMBER( oError:subCode )
      cMessage += "/" + LTrim( Str( oError:subCode ) )
   ELSE
      cMessage += "/???"
   ENDIF

   // add error description if available
   IF ISCHARACTER( oError:description )
      cMessage += "  " + oError:description
   ENDIF

   // add either filename or operation
   DO CASE
   CASE !Empty( oError:filename )
      cMessage += ": " + oError:filename
   CASE !Empty( oError:operation )
      cMessage += ": " + oError:operation
   ENDCASE

   RETURN cMessage