setSpiderMonkeyException.cc File Reference

Call this function whenever a JS_* function call fails in order to set an appropriate python exception (remember to also return NULL) More...

#include "include/modules/pythonmonkey/pythonmonkey.hh"
#include "include/setSpiderMonkeyException.hh"
#include "include/StrType.hh"
#include "include/DictType.hh"
#include <jsapi.h>
#include <Python.h>
#include <codecvt>
#include <locale>

Include dependency graph for setSpiderMonkeyException.cc:

Functions
PyObject *	getExceptionString (JSContext *cx, const JS::ExceptionStack &exceptionStack, bool printStack)
	Convert the given SpiderMonkey exception stack to a Python string.
void	setSpiderMonkeyException (JSContext *cx)
	This function sets a python error under the assumption that a JS_* function call has failed. Do not call this function if that is not the case.

Detailed Description

Call this function whenever a JS_* function call fails in order to set an appropriate python exception (remember to also return NULL)

Author

Caleb Aikens (caleb.nosp@m.@dis.nosp@m.tribu.nosp@m.tive.nosp@m..netw.nosp@m.ork)

Date

2023-02-28

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2023 Distributive Corp.

Function Documentation

getExceptionString()

PyObject * getExceptionString	(	JSContext *	cx,
		const JS::ExceptionStack &	exceptionStack,
		bool	printStack
	)

Convert the given SpiderMonkey exception stack to a Python string.

Parameters

cx	- pointer to the JS context
exceptionStack	- reference to the SpiderMonkey exception stack
printStack	- whether or not to print the JS stack

the resulting python error string will be in the format: "Error in file <filename>, on line <lineno>: <offending line of code if relevant, nothing if not> <if offending line is present, then a '^' pointing to the relevant token> <spidermonkey error message> Stack Track: <stack trace>"

setSpiderMonkeyException()

void setSpiderMonkeyException

(

JSContext *

cx

)

This function sets a python error under the assumption that a JS_* function call has failed. Do not call this function if that is not the case.

Parameters

cx	- pointer to the JS context