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//! Holds Error type for the crate
use std::rc::Rc;
use std::borrow::Cow;
pub type Result<T> = std::result::Result<T, EdError>;
#[macro_use]
mod internal;
pub use internal::*;
// Define structs and traits for UI and IO errors
/// A trait to mark fulfilling the requirements put upon UI error types.
pub trait UIErrorTrait: std::error::Error + as_any::AsAny + 'static {}
/// A wrapping struct for any UI's error type
///
/// To use the wrapper implement [`UIErrorTrait`] on the error type to wrap and
/// use `.into()` to convert it into this UIError wrapper.
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct UIError {
pub inner: Rc<dyn UIErrorTrait>,
}
impl UIError {
/// Helper for downcasting into the internal error type
///
/// Due to how finnicky this is to get right, with coercing the Rc<T> into &T
/// before downcasting, I very much recommend using this helper.
pub fn downcast_ref<T: UIErrorTrait>(&self) -> Option<&T> {
use as_any::Downcast;
(&*self.inner).downcast_ref::<T>()
}
}
/// A trait to mark fulfilling the requirements put upon IO error types.
pub trait IOErrorTrait: std::error::Error + as_any::AsAny + 'static {}
/// A wrapper type for any IO implementation's error type
///
/// To use the wrapper implement [`IOErrorTrait`] on the error type to wrap. The
/// return types on the [`crate::IO`] trait's methods will give automatic
/// conversion via the `?` operator in a lot of cases, but in some cases it is
/// likely still needed to call `.into()` to convert.
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct IOError {
pub inner: Rc<dyn IOErrorTrait>,
}
impl IOError {
/// Helper for downcasting into the internal error type
///
/// Due to how finnicky this is to get right, with coercing the Rc<T> into &T
/// before downcasting, I very much recommend using this helper.
pub fn downcast_ref<T: IOErrorTrait>(&self) -> Option<&T> {
use as_any::Downcast;
(&*self.inner).downcast_ref::<T>()
}
}
// Large trait implementations in their own files
mod display;
mod partialeq;
/// A basic enum Error implementation
///
/// Whilst it does implement `PartialEq`, partial is key in that. Since UI and
/// IO errors aren't sure to be comparable they are assumed to be equal, so
/// library users can easily identify UI resp. IO errors and downcast them for
/// the proper comparison for the abstracted type.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub enum EdError {
/// Internal error, usually from something OS related.
Internal(InternalError),
/// A holder for errors from the IO implementation.
///
/// WARNING: internal equality of the held IO error will not be checked. You
/// will need to downcast and verify this yourself if relevant. (See helper on
/// [`IOError`].)
IO(IOError),
/// A holder for errors from the UI implementation.
///
/// WARNING: internal equality of the held UI error will not be checked. You
/// will need to downcast and verify this yourself if relevant. (See helper on
/// [`UIError`].)
UI(UIError),
/// Execution recursed more times than [`Ed.recursion_limit`], indicating
/// infinite recursion.
///
/// Contains no details until someone writes stack unwinding for it.
InfiniteRecursion,
// Selection/index interpretation/validation errors
/// Given index exceeds size of buffer.
///
/// (Always given if buffer is empty)
IndexTooBig{index: usize, buffer_len: usize},
/// Index 0 isn't a valid line.
Line0Invalid,
/// Selection empty or inverted.
/// Holds the interpreted bad selection.
SelectionEmpty((usize, usize)),
/// Given command doesn't allow any selection and one was given.
SelectionForbidden,
// Command+argument+flag interpretation errors
/// Unsaved changes when about to non-forcibly drop/delete buffer.
UnsavedChanges,
/// Selection and arguments were given that makes its command do nothing.
NoOp,
/// Tried to undo beyond start of history.
UndoIndexNegative{relative_undo_limit: usize},
/// Tried to redo past end of history.
UndoIndexTooBig{index: usize, history_len: usize, relative_redo_limit: usize},
/// Tried to given shell escape where a file path is required.
/// Holds given path string.
CommandEscapeForbidden(String),
/// `k` or `K` command received an invalid character to tag with.
/// Holds given argument string.
TagInvalid(String),
/// Given tag found no match.
/// Holds the used tag.
TagNoMatch(char),
/// Any regex operation received an invalid regex or substitution.
RegexInvalid{regex: String, error: regex::Error},
/// Given regex found no match.
/// Holds the used regex.
RegexNoMatch(String),
/// Flags asked to print after the whole buffer was deleted.
PrintAfterWipe,
// Errors related to unset state variables
/// Tried to get default shell command, but it isn't yet set
DefaultFileUnset,
/// Tried to get default shell command, but it isn't yet set
DefaultShellCommandUnset,
/// Tried to get default `s` arguments, but it isn't yet set
DefaultSArgsUnset,
// Index parsing errors
/// Special index character found after start of index.
IndexSpecialAfterStart{prior_index: String, special_index: char},
/// Given index couldn't be parsed as a number.
/// Holds its text.
IndexNotInt(String),
/// Offset part of index couldn't be parsed as a number.
/// Holds its text.
OffsetNotInt(String),
/// Multiple indices with unclear relation (for example `'x2`)
IndicesUnrelated{prior_index: String, unrelated_index: String},
/// Unfinished index, a special index without its arguments.
/// Holds its text.
IndexUnfinished(String),
// Command and argument parsing errors
/// The given command doesn't exist.
/// Holds given command char.
CommandUndefined(char),
/// Argument list ended with `\`.
/// Holds whole argument list.
ArgumentListEscapedEnd(String),
/// Wrong number of argument.
ArgumentsWrongNr{expected: Cow<'static, str>, received: usize},
/// `z` command received a non numeric number of lines to scroll.
/// Holds given argument.
ScrollNotInt(String),
/// `u` or `U` command couldn't interpret nr of steps to undo/redo as integer.
/// Holds given argument.
UndoStepsNotInt(String),
/// `J` command received a non numeric number of columns to reflow within.
/// Holds given argument.
ReflowNotInt{error: String, text: String},
/// The macro invoked wasn't found.
/// Holds given macro name.
MacroUndefined(String),
// Flag parsing errors
/// Same flag appears more than once.
/// Holds duplicated flag.
FlagDuplicate(char),
/// Unexpected flag was received.
/// Holds undefined flag.
FlagUndefined(char),
}
impl std::error::Error for EdError {}
impl From<UIError> for EdError {
fn from(e: UIError) -> Self {
Self::UI(e)
}
}
impl<E: UIErrorTrait> From<E> for UIError {
fn from(e: E) -> Self {
Self{ inner: Rc::new(e) }
}
}
// Causes conflicting trait bounds error for now. Instead use
// Into::<UIError>::into(error).into() to convert via UIError.
//impl<E: UIErrorTrait> From<E> for EdError {
// fn from(e: E) -> Self {
// Self::UI(e.into())
// }
//}
impl From<IOError> for EdError {
fn from(e: IOError) -> Self {
Self::IO(e)
}
}
impl<E: IOErrorTrait> From<E> for IOError {
fn from(e: E) -> Self {
Self{ inner: Rc::new(e) }
}
}
// Causes conflicting trait bounds error for now. Instead use
// Into::<IOError>::into(error).into() to convert via IOError.
//impl<E: IOErrorTrait> From<E> for EdError {
// fn from(e: E) -> Self {
// Self::IO(e.into())
// }
//}
impl From<InternalError> for EdError {
fn from(e: InternalError) -> Self {
Self::Internal(e)
}
}
impl EdError {
pub fn regex_error<S: Into<String>>(error: regex::Error, regex: S) -> Self {
Self::RegexInvalid{regex: regex.into(), error: error}
}
}