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Junwang Zhao updated ARROW-13956:
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Description:
As Result<T> is encourged to be used, it's better to supply a Marcro to change
the internal Status. We could do this by using RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE, one example
is:
{code:java}
auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE(reader, _s.WithMessage("Could not open ORC input source '",
source.path(), "': ", _s.message()));
return reader;
{code}
but it's ugly since it use the _s of the macro.
Recommend fix:
Add a macro RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS:
{code:java}
// Use this when you want to change the status in else_ expr
#define RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(s, _s, else_) \
do { \
::arrow::Status _s = ::arrow::internal::GenericToStatus(s); \
if (!_s.ok()) { \
else_; \
return _s; \
} \
} while (false)
{code}
And the following statements are more natural
{code:java}
auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(reader, status, status.WithMessage("Could not
open ORC input source '", source.path(), "': ", status.message()));
return reader;
{code}
was:
As Result<T> is encourged to be used, it's better to supply a Marcro to change
the internal Status. We could do this by using RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE, one example
is:
```
auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE(reader, _s.WithMessage("Could not open ORC input source '",
source.path(), "': ", _s.message()));
return reader;
```
but it's ugly since it use the _s of the macro.
Recommend fix:
Add a macro RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS:
```
// Use this when you want to change the status in else_ expr
#define RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(s, __s, else_) \
do { \
::arrow::Status _s = ::arrow::internal::GenericToStatus(s); \
if (!_s.ok()) { \
else_; \
return _s; \
} \
} while (false)
```
And the following statements are more natural
```
auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(reader, status, status.WithMessage("Could not
open ORC input source '", source.path(), "': ", status.message()));
return reader;
```
> Add a RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS macro to support changing the Status
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ARROW-13956
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13956
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: C++
> Reporter: Junwang Zhao
> Assignee: Junwang Zhao
> Priority: Minor
>
> As Result<T> is encourged to be used, it's better to supply a Marcro to
> change the internal Status. We could do this by using RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE,
> one example is:
>
> {code:java}
> auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
> RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE(reader, _s.WithMessage("Could not open ORC input source
> '", source.path(), "': ", _s.message()));
> return reader;
> {code}
> but it's ugly since it use the _s of the macro.
>
> Recommend fix:
> Add a macro RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS:
> {code:java}
> // Use this when you want to change the status in else_ expr
> #define RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(s, _s, else_) \
> do { \
> ::arrow::Status _s = ::arrow::internal::GenericToStatus(s); \
> if (!_s.ok()) { \
> else_; \
> return _s; \
> } \
> } while (false)
> {code}
> And the following statements are more natural
>
> {code:java}
> auto reader = arrow::adapters::orc::ORCFileReader::Open(input, pool);
> RETURN_NOT_OK_ELSE_WITH_STATUS(reader, status, status.WithMessage("Could not
> open ORC input source '", source.path(), "': ", status.message()));
> return reader;
> {code}
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