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// $XORP: xorp/libxipc/xrl_error.hh,v 1.5 2003/03/10 23:20:27 hodson Exp $

#ifndef	__XRLERROR_HH__
#define __XRLERROR_HH__

#include <string>

#include "config.h"
#include "libxorp/xorp.h"
#include "libxorp/c_format.hh"

struct XrlErrlet;

/**
 * All known error codes arising from XRL dispatches.  These include
 * underlying transport, transport location, and invocation failures.
 *
 * This class can be sub-classed to provide a sub-set of the known
 * errors, and also to append domain specific errors.
 */
class XrlError {
public:
    /**
     * The value that should be returned by functions whose execution
     * completed normally.
     */
    static const XrlError& OKAY();

    /**
     * The value that should be returned when the arguments in an XRL
     * do not match what the receiver expected.
     */
    static const XrlError& BAD_ARGS();

    /**
     * The value that should be returned when the command cannot be
     * executed by Xrl Target.
     */
    static const XrlError& COMMAND_FAILED();

    /**
     * Returned when an XRL cannot be dispatched because the target name
     * is not registered in the system.
     */
    static const XrlError& RESOLVE_FAILED();

    /**
     * The Xrl Finder process is not running or not ready to resolve
     * Xrl target names
     */
    static const XrlError& NO_FINDER();

    /**
     * Returned when the underlying XRL transport mechanism fails.
     */
    static const XrlError& SEND_FAILED();

    /**
     * Returned when the reply is not returned within the timeout
     * period of the underlying transport mechanism.
     */
    static const XrlError& REPLY_TIMED_OUT();

    /**
     * Returned when the method within the XRL is not recognized by
     * the receiver.
     */
    static const XrlError& NO_SUCH_METHOD();

    /**
     * XRL appears to have been corrupted by transport protocol.
     */
    static const XrlError& CORRUPT_XRL();

    /**
     * XRL response appears to have been corrupted by transport protocol.
     */
    static const XrlError& CORRUPT_RESPONSE();

    /**
     * System call failed in transport protocol implementation.
     */
    static const XrlError& SYSCALL_FAILED();

    /**
     * Xrl transport protocol version mismatch.
     */
    static const XrlError& BAD_PROTOCOL_VERSION();

    /**
     * Unspecified error.
     */
    static const XrlError& FAILED_UNKNOWN();

    /**
     * @return the unique identifer number associated with error.
     */
    uint32_t error_code() const;

    /**
     * @return string containing textual description of error.
     */
    const char* error_msg() const;

    /**
     * @return string containing user annotation about source of error
     * (if set).
     */
    const string& note() const { return _note; }

    /**
     * @return string containing error_code(), error_msg(), and note().
     */
    inline string str() const {
	string r = c_format("%d ", error_code()) + error_msg();
	return note().size() ? (r + " " + note()) : r;
    }

    /**
     * @return true if error_code corresponds to known error.
     */
    static bool known_code(uint32_t code);

    XrlError();
    XrlError(uint32_t error_code, const string& note = "");
    XrlError(const XrlError& xe) : _errlet(xe._errlet), _note(xe._note) {}

    /* Strictly for classes that have access to XrlErrlet to construct
       XrlError's */
    XrlError(const XrlErrlet& x, const string& note = "") :
	_errlet(&x), _note(note) {}

    XrlError(const XrlErrlet*);

protected:
    const XrlErrlet* _errlet;
    string	     _note;
};

/**
 * Error codes for user callbacks.
 * These are a subset of @ref XrlError
 */
struct XrlCmdError {
public:
    /**
     * The default return value.  Indicates that the arguments to the
     * XRL method were correct.  Inability to perform operation should
     * still return OKAY(), but the return list should indicate the
     * error.
     */
    inline static const XrlCmdError OKAY() { return XrlError::OKAY(); }
    /**
     * Return value when the method arguments are incorrect.
     */
    inline static const XrlCmdError BAD_ARGS(const string& reason = "")
    {
	return XrlError(XrlError::BAD_ARGS().error_code(), reason);
    }
    /**
     * Return value when the method could not be execute.
     */
    inline static const XrlCmdError COMMAND_FAILED(const string& reason = "")
    {
	return XrlError(XrlError::COMMAND_FAILED().error_code(), reason);
    }

    /**
     * Convert to XrlError (needed for XRL protocol families).
     */
    operator XrlError() const { return _xrl_error; }

    /**
     * @return string containing representation of command error.
     */
    inline string str() const {
	return string("XrlCmdError ") + _xrl_error.str();
    }
    /**
     * @return note associated with origin of error (i.e., the reason).
     */
    inline string note() const {
	return _xrl_error.note();
    }
private:
    XrlCmdError(const XrlError& xe) : _xrl_error(xe) {}
    const XrlError _xrl_error;
};

inline bool operator==(const XrlError& e1, const XrlError& e2)
{
    return e1.error_code() == e2.error_code();
}

inline bool operator!=(const XrlError& e1, const XrlError& e2)
{
    return e1.error_code() != e2.error_code();
}

#endif // __XRLERROR_HH__