#include <ErrorManager.h>

Data Structures
struct	FDisplayErrorArgs

Public Types
enum	EDisplayErrorResult { Displayed , Suppressed_AnotherErrorOpen , Suppressed_CannotDisplayModalWindow }

Public Member Functions
auto	DisplayError (IErrorRef const &error, FDisplayErrorArgs const &args) -> TFuture< EDisplayErrorResult >

Static Public Member Functions
static FErrorManager &	Get ()

Detailed Description

Global facilities for IError handling, including displaying them to the user, trigger error events, etc

Definition at line 21 of file ErrorManager.h.

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ EDisplayErrorResult

enum Mcro::Error::FErrorManager::EDisplayErrorResult

The results of displaying an error. In all cases the error is logged.

Enumerator
Displayed	The error has been displayed for the user.
Suppressed_AnotherErrorOpen	The error has not been shown to the user because another error is already being shown.
Suppressed_CannotDisplayModalWindow	Modal windows couldn't be created at the time, so we couldn't show it to the user either.

Definition at line 29 of file ErrorManager.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ DisplayError()

auto Mcro::Error::FErrorManager::DisplayError	(	IErrorRef const &	error,
		FDisplayErrorArgs const &	args ) -> TFuture< EDisplayErrorResult >

Display the error summary for the user. Only use this when your program arrives to an unrecoverable state which either needs explanation for the user or requires action from the user (like configuration changes). The modal window and the widgets representing the error will be created on the main thread, keep that in mind while making the widgets for the errors.

Parameters

error	The input error
args	Simple arguments object for this function, use initializer list or C++ 20 designated initializer.

Returns: A future telling that either the dialog has been displayed or how it has been suppressed. The future also gives an opportunity to block the calling thread until the user acknowledges the error.

Remarks: Unless bAsync is set in the arguments, calling this function from any thread will also block the main thread while the modal window containing the error is open. If the calling thread also needs to be blocked then simply wait on the returned future.

Todo: Add ability to let the user "ignore" errors, and continue execution.

◆ Get()

static FErrorManager & Mcro::Error::FErrorManager::Get ( )

static

Get the global singleton

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Mcro_Origin/Public/Mcro/Error/ErrorManager.h

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