#include <pickler.h>
Definition at line 54 of file pickler.h.
◆ PicklingException()
CVC4::expr::pickle::PicklingException::PicklingException |
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◆ getMessage()
std::string CVC4::Exception::getMessage |
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◆ setMessage()
void CVC4::Exception::setMessage |
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◆ toStream()
virtual void CVC4::Exception::toStream |
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◆ toString()
std::string CVC4::Exception::toString |
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Get this exception as a string.
Note that cout << ex.toString(); is subtly different from cout << ex; which is equivalent to ex.toStream(cout); That is because with the latter two, the output language (and other preferences) for exprs on the stream is respected. In toString(), there is no stream, so the parameters are default and you'll get exprs and types printed using the AST language.
Definition at line 64 of file exception.h.
◆ what()
virtual const char* CVC4::Exception::what |
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◆ d_msg
std::string CVC4::Exception::d_msg |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: