Example #1
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// Test creation and checking.
func TestIsError(t *testing.T) {
	assert := asserts.NewTestingAssertion(t, true)

	ec := 42
	messages := errors.Messages{ec: "test error %d"}
	err := errors.New(ec, messages, 1)

	assert.ErrorMatch(err, `\[ERRORS_TEST:042\] test error 1`)
	assert.True(errors.IsError(err, ec))
	assert.False(errors.IsError(err, 0))

	err = testError("test error 2")

	assert.ErrorMatch(err, "test error 2")
	assert.False(errors.IsError(err, ec))
	assert.False(errors.IsError(err, 0))
}
Example #2
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// IsDynamicStatusNotExistsError returns true, if the error signals that
// a wanted dynamic status cannot be retrieved because it doesn't exists.
func IsDynamicStatusNotExistsError(err error) bool {
	return errors.IsError(err, ErrDynamicStatusNotExists)
}
Example #3
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// IsStaySetVariableNotExistsError returns true, if the error signals that
// a wanted stay-set variable cannot be retrieved because it doesn't exists.
func IsStaySetVariableNotExistsError(err error) bool {
	return errors.IsError(err, ErrStaySetVariableNotExists)
}
Example #4
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// IsMeasuringPointNotExistsError returns true, if the error signals that
// a wanted measuring point cannot be retrieved because it doesn't exists.
func IsMeasuringPointNotExistsError(err error) bool {
	return errors.IsError(err, ErrMeasuringPointNotExists)
}
Example #5
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// IsMonitorCannotBeRecoveredError returns true, if the error signals that
// the monitor backend has panicked to often and cannot be recovered.
func IsMonitorCannotBeRecoveredError(err error) bool {
	return errors.IsError(err, ErrMonitorCannotBeRecovered)
}
Example #6
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// IsMonitorPanickedError returns true, if the error signals that
// the monitor backend panicked.
func IsMonitorPanickedError(err error) bool {
	return errors.IsError(err, ErrMonitorPanicked)
}