SocketAddressInUseException Class Reference

SocketAddressInUseException Thrown when a socket cannot be bound to an address because the address is already in use. More...

#include <SocketException.h>

Inheritance diagram for SocketAddressInUseException:

Collaboration diagram for SocketAddressInUseException:

Protected Member Functions
std::string	getWhat () const override throw ()
	Get a human readable string describing the exception.
Protected Member Functions inherited from BaseException
virtual std::string	format (const char *id, const char *defaultFormat,...) const noexcept
	Format a string.

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from SocketWithWhatException
	SocketWithWhatException ()
	SocketWithWhatException (const std::string &msg)
	~SocketWithWhatException () override throw () =default
const char *	what () const override throw ()
Public Member Functions inherited from BaseException
	BaseException ()
	Use getWhat() as the result of what().
	BaseException (const std::string &msg)
	Use msg as the result of what().
	~BaseException () override throw () =default
const char *	what () const override throw ()
	Reason for exception.

Detailed Description

SocketAddressInUseException Thrown when a socket cannot be bound to an address because the address is already in use.

Member Function Documentation

getWhat()

std::string SocketAddressInUseException::getWhat ( ) const throw (  )

overrideprotectedvirtual

Get a human readable string describing the exception.

Reimplemented from BaseException.

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

• src/lib/net/SocketException.h
• src/lib/net/SocketException.cpp