The ErrorString class encapsulates two (or more) strings which are meant to contain translatable (base) and non-translatable (details) parts of the error description. More...

#include <ErrorString.h>

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Public Member Functions
	ErrorString (const char *error=nullptr)

	ErrorString (const QString &error)

	ErrorString (const ErrorString &other)

	ErrorString (ErrorString &&other) noexcept

ErrorString &	operator= (const ErrorString &other)

ErrorString &	operator= (ErrorString &&other) noexcept

const QString &	base () const noexcept

QString &	base ()

const QStringList &	additionalBases () const noexcept

QStringList &	additionalBases ()

const QString &	details () const noexcept

QString &	details ()

void	setBase (QString error)

void	setBase (const char *error)

void	appendBase (const QString &error)

void	appendBase (const QStringList &errors)

void	appendBase (const char *error)

void	setDetails (const QString &error)

void	setDetails (const char *error)

bool	isEmpty () const

void	clear ()

QString	localizedString () const

QString	nonLocalizedString () const

QTextStream &	print (QTextStream &strm) const override

Public Member Functions inherited from quentier::utility::Printable
QString	toString () const

Detailed Description

The ErrorString class encapsulates two (or more) strings which are meant to contain translatable (base) and non-translatable (details) parts of the error description.

base() methods return const and non-const links to the primary translatable string
details() methods ruturn const and non-const links to non-translatable string (coming from some third party library etc)
additionalBases() methods return const and non-const links to additional translatable strings; one translatable string is not always enough because the error message might be composed from different parts

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

◆ print()