/*!
* \brief Set error string for a failed operation.
*
* \sa File::set_error()
*
* \param error_code Error code
* \param fmt `printf()`-style format string
* \param ap `printf()`-style format arguments as a va_list
*
* \return FileStatus::OK if the error was successfully set or
* FileStatus::FAILED if an error occured
*/
FileStatus File::set_error_v(int error_code, const char *fmt, va_list ap)
{
GET_PIMPL_OR_RETURN(FileStatus::FATAL);
priv->error_code = error_code;
return format_v(priv->error_string, fmt, ap)
? FileStatus::OK : FileStatus::FAILED;
}
/*!
* \brief Format a string
*
* \note This uses the `*printf()` family of functions in the system's C
* library. The format string may not be understood the same way by every
* platform.
*
* \note The value of `errno` and `GetLastError()` (on Win32) are preserved if
* this function does not fail.
*
* \param fmt Format string
* \param ... Format arguments
*
* \return Resulting formatted string.
* \throws std::exception If an error occurs while formatting the string.
*/
std::string format(const char *fmt, ...)
{
va_list ap;
va_start(ap, fmt);
// TODO: This should use exceptions to report errors, but we currently don't
// support them due to the substantial size increase of the compiled
// binaries.
std::string result = format_v(fmt, ap);
va_end(ap);
return result;
}
