void workflow::report_exception(const std::exception& e) const {
/*
* We must catch by std::exception and cast the boost exception
* here; if we were to catch boost exception, we would not have
* access to the what() method and thus could not provide a
* user-friendly message to the console.
*/
const auto be(dynamic_cast<const boost::exception* const>(&e));
if (be && can_log_) {
BOOST_LOG_SEV(lg, error) << "Error: "
<< boost::diagnostic_information(*be);
}
std::cerr << "Error: " << e.what() << std::endl;
report_exception_common();
}
void workflow::report_exception(const std::exception& e) const {
/* we must catch by std::exception and cast the boost
* exception here; if we were to catch boost exception, we
* would not have access to the what() method and thus could
* not provide a user-friendly message to the console.
*/
const auto be(dynamic_cast<const boost::exception* const>(&e));
if (be && can_log_) {
BOOST_LOG_SEV(lg, error) << "Error: "
<< boost::diagnostic_information(*be);
}
if (be) {
const auto file_name(boost::get_error_info<stitch::error_in_file>(e));
if (file_name)
std::cerr << *file_name;
const auto line_number(boost::get_error_info<stitch::error_at_line>(e));
if (line_number)
std::cerr << ":" << *line_number << ": error: ";
}
std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
report_exception_common();
}
void workflow::report_exception() const {
std::cerr << "Stitcher was forced to terminate." << std::endl;
report_exception_common();
}
