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#pragma once

#include <string>

namespace agi {
	/// @class Exception
	/// @brief Base class for all exceptions in Aegisub.
	///
	/// All exceptions thrown by Aegisub should derive from this class.
	/// It is incorrect to throw anything that is not a subclass of this.
	///
	/// However, there are no public constructors for this class, it should
	/// not be instantiated and thrown directly. Throw instances of a
	/// relevant sub class, declare a new one if necessary. It is allowed to
	/// declare sub classes of Exception and derivates in private headers
	/// and even inside source files, as long as a caller has a chance to
	/// catch the exception thrown.
	///
	/// When throwing exceptions, throw temporaries, not heap allocated
	/// objects. (C++ FAQ Lite 17.6.) I.e. this is correct:
	/// @code
	/// throw agi::SomeException("Message for exception");
	/// @endcode
	/// This is wrong:
	/// @code
	/// throw new agi::SomeException("Remember this is the wrong way!");
	/// @endcode
	/// Exceptions must not be allocated on heap, because of the risks of
	/// leaking memory that way. (C++ FAQ Lite 17.8.)
	///
	/// When catching exceptions, make sure you catch them by reference,
	/// otherwise polymorphism will not work. (The C++ Programming
	/// Language Special Edition 14.2.1, C++ FAQ Lite 17.7.)
	///
	/// Catch like this:
	/// @code
	/// try {
	///     /* ... */
	/// }
	/// catch (agi::UserCancelException &e) {
	///     /* handle the fact that the user cancelled */
	/// }
	/// catch (agi::VideoInputException &e) {
	///     /* handle the video provider failing */
	/// }
	/// @endcode
	/// Don't always handle all exceptions the code you're protected might
	/// throw, sometimes it's better to let an exception slip through and
	/// let code further out handle it. Sometimes you might want to catch and
	/// package an exception into something else, for example to represent
	/// cases such as "subtitle file could not be read @e because the file
	/// could not be opened for reading". This is the purpose of the "inner"
	/// exceptions.
	class Exception {
		/// The error message
		std::string message;

	protected:
		/// @brief Protected constructor initialising members
		/// @param msg The error message
		///
		/// Deriving classes should always use this constructor for initialising
		/// the base class.
		Exception(std::string msg) : message(std::move(msg)) { }

	public:
		/// @brief Destructor
		virtual ~Exception() { }

		/// @brief Get the outer exception error message
		/// @return Error message
		std::string const& GetMessage() const { return message; }
	};

/// @brief Convenience macro to include the current location in code
///
/// Intended for use in error messages where it can sometimes be convenient to
/// indicate the exact position the error occurred at.
#define AG_WHERE " (at " __FILE__ ":" #__LINE__ ")"

/// @brief Convenience macro for declaring exceptions
/// @param classname   Name of the exception class to declare
/// @param baseclass   Class to derive from
#define DEFINE_EXCEPTION(classname, baseclass)                 \
class classname : public baseclass {                           \
public:                                                        \
	classname(std::string msg) : baseclass(std::move(msg)) { } \
}

	/// @class agi::UserCancelException
	/// @extends agi::Exception
	/// @brief Exception for "user cancel" events
	///
	/// I.e. when we want to abort an operation because the user requested that we do so.
	/// Not actually an error and should not be handled as such.
	///
	/// This is intended to signal that an operation should be completely aborted at the
	/// request of the user, and should usually be handled as close to the main UI as
	/// possible, user cancel exceptions should unwind anything that was going on at the
	/// moment. For this to work, RAII methodology has to be used consequently in the
	/// code in question.
	DEFINE_EXCEPTION(UserCancelException, Exception);

	/// @class agi::InternalError
	/// @extends agi:Exception
	/// @brief Errors that should never happen and point to some invalid assumption in the code
	///
	/// Throw an internal error when a sanity check fails, and the insanity should have
	/// been caught and handled at an earlier stage, i.e. when something seems to
	/// have become inconsistent. All internal errors are of the type "this should never
	/// happen", most often you'll want this kind of error unwind all the way past the main UI
	/// and eventually cause an abort().
	DEFINE_EXCEPTION(InternalError, Exception);

	/// @class agi::EnvironmentError
	/// @extends agi:Exception
	/// @brief The execution environment is broken in some fundamental way
	///
	/// Throw an environment error when a call to the platform API has failed
	/// in some way that should normally never happen or suggests that the
	/// runtime environment is too insane to support.
	DEFINE_EXCEPTION(EnvironmentError, Exception);

	/// @class agi::InvalidInputException
	/// @extends agi::Exception
	/// @brief Some input data were invalid and could not be processed
	DEFINE_EXCEPTION(InvalidInputException, Exception);
}