chemmisol::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount Class Reference

#include <system.h>

Inheritance diagram for chemmisol::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount:

Collaboration diagram for chemmisol::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount:

Public Member Functions
	InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount (const ChemicalSystem *chemical_system, const std::string &name)
const char *	what () const noexcept override
Public Member Functions inherited from chemmisol::InvalidSpecies
const ChemicalSystem &	getChemicalSystem () const
const std::string &	getName () const
Phase	getPhase () const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from chemmisol::InvalidSpecies
	InvalidSpecies (const ChemicalSystem *chemical_system, const std::string &name, Phase phase)

Detailed Description

Exception thrown when trying to add a mineral species to a chemical system where the mineral sites count is not properly defined.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount()

chemmisol::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount	(	const ChemicalSystem *	chemical_system,
		const std::string &	name
	)

Defines an InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount exception.

Parameters

chemical_system	chemical system with an invalid sites count.
name	Name of the mineral species that cannot be added to the system.

Member Function Documentation

what()

const char * chemmisol::InvalidMineralSpeciesWithUndefinedSitesCount::what ( ) const

inlineoverridenoexcept

Returns a message that contains suggestions about how to solve the issue.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/chemmisol/chemical/system.h