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* Environment (somcorba.h) | * Environment (somcorba.h) | ||
===Functions=== | ===Functions=== | ||
* somExceptionId | * [[somExceptionId]] | ||
* somExceptionValue | * [[somExceptionValue]] | ||
* somExceptionFree | * [[somExceptionFree]] | ||
* somSetException | * [[somSetException]] | ||
[[Category:SOM Kernel]] | [[Category:SOM Kernel]] | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 12 October 2017
This function returns a pointer to the current global Environment structure.
Syntax
Environment *rc; rc = somGetGlobalEnvironment();
Parameters
Return Code
- rc (Environment *)
- A pointer to the current global Environment structure.
Remarks
This function returns a pointer to the current global Environment structure. This structure can be passed to methods that require an (Environment *) argument. The caller can determine if the called method has raised an exception by testing whether
ev->exception._major != NO_EXCEPTION
If an exception has been raised, the caller can retrieve the name and value of the exception using the somExceptionId and somExceptionValue methods.
Example Code
See function somSetException.
Related
Data Structures
- Environment (somcorba.h)