AdsError Class

Initializes a new instance of the AdsError class

A string representing the argument supplied to an operator or function when an argument error occurs.

A numeric value representing the number of the argument supplied to an operator or function when an argument error occurs.

An array of the arguments supplied to an operator or function when an argument error occurs.

A numeric value representing the data type of the argument that raised the error.

A numeric value representing the expected type of the argument that raised the error.

The system type representing the expected type of the argument that raised the error.

The system type representing the data type of the argument that raised the error.

A symbol representing the calling function of the function in which the error occurred.

A logical value indicating whether the subsystem can perform default error recovery for the error condition.

A logical value indicating whether the subsystem can retry the operation that caused the error condition.

A logical value indicating whether a new result can be substituted for the operation that produced the error condition.

A value of any data type unused by the Error system. It is provided as a user-definable slot, allowing arbitrary information to be attached to an Error object and retrieved later

A string that describes the error condition.

A numeric value representing the file handle supplied to a function when an file error occurs.

A string representing the name used to open the file associated with the error condition.

A pointer to the function in which the error occurred.

A string representing the name of the function or method in which the error occurred.

An integer numeric value representing a Visual Objects generic error code.

An string containing the description of the Gencode.

A numeric value representing a boundary condition for an operation (such as string overflow or array bound error).

An object representing the SELF of the method in which the error occurred.

A string that describes the operation being attempted when the error occurred.

A value of 0 indicates that the error condition was not caused by an error from the operating system.

Descripion of the OSCode

A constant indicating the severity of the error condition.

Call stack from the moment where the error object was created

An integer numeric value representing a subsystem-specific error code.

A numeric value representing the type of the new result that the error handler substitutes for the operation that produced the error condition.

A string representing the name of the subsystem generating the error.

An integer numeric value representing the number of times the failed operation has been attempted.

Throw the error.

Creates and returns a string representation of the current exception.