Py::Object CyPy_Task::irrelevant(const Py::Tuple& args)
{
m_value->irrelevant();
if (args.size() > 0) {
args.verify_length(1);
Atlas::Objects::Operation::Error e;
Atlas::Objects::Entity::Anonymous arg;
arg->setAttr("message", verifyString(args.front()));
e->modifyArgs().push_back(arg);
e->setTo(m_value->m_usageInstance.actor->getId());
return CyPy_Operation::wrap(e);
}
return Py::None();
}
/// \brief Report an Error to a client.
///
/// The error reported generates an error operation.
/// This is used instead of error() when an event occurs which is of no
/// interest to the server admin, or world builder, and should only be
/// be reported to the client. It stops the logs from getting filled
/// with reports of authentication failures, and other similar occurences.
/// @param op The operation that caused the error.
/// @param errstring A message describing the error.
/// @param res The resulting error operation is returned here.
/// @param to The error operation should be directed to this ID.
void Router::clientError(const Operation & op,
const std::string & errstring,
OpVector & res,
const std::string & to) const
{
Atlas::Objects::Operation::Error e;
std::vector<Atlas::Objects::Root> & args = e->modifyArgs();
Atlas::Objects::Entity::Anonymous arg1;
arg1->setAttr("message", errstring);
args.push_back(arg1);
args.push_back(op);
if (!to.empty()) {
if (!op->isDefaultSerialno()) {
e->setRefno(op->getSerialno());
}
e->setTo(to);
}
res.push_back(e);
}