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ExceptionC::ExceptionC(const char *) ExceptionC::ExceptionC(const char *,bool) ExceptionC::ExceptionC(const ExceptionC &) ExceptionC::~ExceptionC(void) ExceptionC::Text(void) const ExceptionC::Dump(ostream &) ExceptionC::what(void) const

ExceptionErrorCastC
ExceptionOperationFailedC
ExceptionOutOfRangeC
ExceptionAssertionFailedC
ExceptionNumericalC
ExceptionEndOfStreamC
ExceptionInvalidStreamC
DataNotReadyC
ExceptionNetC

const char * desc;

bool ref;

Delete string in constructor ?

ExceptionC(const char * ntext)

Constructor

ExceptionC(const char * ntext,bool copy)

Constructor.
Copy string if 'copy' is true.

ExceptionC(const ExceptionC & oth)

Copy Constructor
This assumes the only time you use a copy constructor on an exception is when passing it as an argument!

~ExceptionC()

Virtualise destructor.

const char * Text() const

Get error description.

void Dump(ostream & strm)

Dump contents of exception to strm;

const char * what() const

Standard exception text message.