Hi, 2009/10/26 Mark Roberts <gt...@manumark.de>
> Dear Fabrício and list, > > > Fabrício wrote: > > I submited a patch in #599578[1]. >> Thanks. >> >> References: >> 1- https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=599578 >> > > Your code includes this sort of code a few times: > > path = g_build_filename(ustr1.c_str(), ustr2.c_str(), NULLPOINTER); > Glib::ustring r_path(path); > g_free(path); > return r_path; > > Surely if out-of-memory, g_build_filename() will return 0 and > ustring::ustring() will throw a bad-argument exception, which the customer > will not understand. We want to throw the no-memory-exception, don't we? > > All the best, > Mark You're so right. Unfortunately g_build_filename documentation[1] don't warns about any error. Is there a standard way to throw exceptions into Glibmm? Thank you. References: 1- http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/unstable/glib-Miscellaneous-Utility-Functions.html#g-build-filename
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