#include <exception.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for invalid_response:

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Collaboration diagram for invalid_response:

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Public Member Functions
	invalid_response (const string &command, const string &response, const exception &other=NO_EXCEPTION)
	~invalid_response () throw ()
const string &	command () const
const string &	response () const
exception *	clone () const
const char *	name () const throw ()
Public Member Functions inherited from net_exception
	net_exception (const string &what, const exception &other=NO_EXCEPTION)
	~net_exception () throw ()
exception *	clone () const
const char *	name () const throw ()
Public Member Functions inherited from exception
	exception (const string &what, const exception &other=NO_EXCEPTION)
	exception (const exception &e)
virtual	~exception () throw ()
void	chainException (const exception &other)
const exception *	other () const throw ()

Additional Inherited Members
Static Protected Attributes inherited from exception
static const exception	NO_EXCEPTION

Detailed Description

The server returned an invalid response.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ invalid_response()

invalid_response	(	const string &	command,
		const string &	response,
		const exception &	other = NO_EXCEPTION )

References command(), net_exception::net_exception(), exception::other(), and response().

Referenced by clone().

◆ ~invalid_response()

~invalid_response	(		)
throw	(	)

Member Function Documentation

◆ clone()

exception * clone ( ) const

virtual

Clone this object.

Returns: a new copy of this object

Reimplemented from exception.

References invalid_response().

◆ command()

const string & command ( ) const

Return the name of the command which have thrown the exception.

This is protocol-dependent.

Returns: command name (protocol-dependent)

Referenced by invalid_response().

◆ name()

const char * name	(		)	const
throw	(	)

virtual

Return a name identifying the exception.

Returns: exception name

Reimplemented from exception.

◆ response()

const string & response ( ) const

Return the invalid response line.

The meaning is protocol-dependent.

Returns: response line (protocol-dependent)