On Wed September 30 2009 17:56:59 Mariano Martinez Peck wrote: > > The error codes of the library are unique so -3 always means "XXX" but > > the errors of the backends aren't. > > ok. Those errors of the library are those which are in "enum odbxerr" ?
Yes. > Sorry Norbert for my ignorance, but how can I now each element of the enum > what value is ? > For example, -1 is ODBX_ERR_BACKEND ? where can I see that ? That's a little bit tricky if you don't know. An enum without explicit enumeration of the elements is enumerated automatically from zero on. This means that ODBX_ERR_SUCCESS => 0 ODBX_ERR_BACKEND => 1 ... The values returned by the OpenDBX library are negated: -ODBX_ERR_SUCCESS => 0 -ODBX_ERR_BACKEND => -1 ... This is something I would like to change in OpenDBX 2.0 > When I got -1 the description I get is the description of the error of the > backend isn't it ? > In any other case, the error I get is the description associated with the > enum dbxerr which is in static const char* odbx_errmsg[] ??? Exactly. Norbert -- OpenPGP public key http://www.linuxnetworks.de/norbert.pubkey.asc
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