Thrift custom exceptions C++

[Ronald van Gorkum]

Hi all,

I defined some custom exceptions in the Thrift IDL. From this IDL I 
generated C++ code. In the generated code the parent class (TException) 
is inherited, but the constructor isn't called. When I receive an 
exception I'm always receiving the default exception class instead of 
the desired custom exception class. If I look into the sources the 
parent class variable message_ is only set when the constructor of that 
class is being called with the name of the custom exception (what is not 
done in the generated code). Or, because the variable is protected, the 
content is changed by the custom exception class, but also therefore is 
no method generated. Who has also experiences with custom exceptions and 
raise them in C++ code and has a proper solution? Or is this a Thrift 
generator bug?

Thanks.

Ronald