use encoding::utf8; use io; // Any error that may occur during parsing. export type error = !(syntaxerr | io::error | utf8::invalid); // All syntax errors defined in this module. export type syntaxerr = !( invalid_group_header | invalid_entry | invalid_ascii | invalid_escape | invalid_boolean | invalid_numeric | invalid_integer | expected_single); // Returned when a malformed group header is encountered while parsing. export type invalid_group_header = !void; // Returned when a malformed entry is encountered while parsing. export type invalid_entry = !void; // Returned when ASCII text was expected while parsing, but something else was // given. export type invalid_ascii = !void; // Returned when an invalid escape sequence was enctountered while parsing. export type invalid_escape = !void; // Returned when a boolean value was expected while parsing, but something else // was given. export type invalid_boolean = !void; // Returned when a numeric value was expected while parsing, but something else // was given. export type invalid_numeric = !void; // Returned when a numeric value was expected while parsing, but something else // was given. export type invalid_integer = !void; // Returned when a singular value was expected while parsing, but multiple // values were given. export type expected_single = !void; // Returns a user-friendly representation of [[error]]. The result may be // statically allocated. export fn strerror(err: error) str = match (err) { case invalid_group_header => yield "invalid group header"; case invalid_entry => yield "invalid entry"; case invalid_ascii => yield "invalid ascii"; case invalid_escape => yield "invalid escape"; case invalid_boolean => yield "invalid boolean"; case invalid_numeric => yield "invalid numeric"; case invalid_integer => yield "invalid integer"; case expected_single => yield "expected single"; case let err: io::error => yield io::strerror(err); case let err: utf8::invalid => yield utf8::strerror(err); };