class iterated_past_end

class iterated_past_end
    : public std::exception

Description

This exception type indicates that you tried to iterate past the end of a string. This can occur if the string you are iterating over is malformed and ends with a code unit that indicates that there is more to read when really there isn't.

Public Member Functions

iterated_past_end ()
noexcept

Constructs an iterated_past_end.

iterated_past_end (
    const iterated_past_end& other
)

Copy-constructs an iterated_past_end from an existing one.

Parameters:
  • other:

    The iterated_past_end to copy from.

iterated_past_end&
operator = (
    const iterated_past_end& other
)

Copy-assigns an iterated_past_end into this one.

Parameters:
  • other:

    The iterated_past_end to copy from.

iterated_past_end (
    iterated_past_end&& other
)
noexcept

Move-constructs an iterated_past_end from an existing one.

Parameters:
  • other:

    The iterated_past_end to move from.

iterated_past_end&
operator = (
    iterated_past_end&& other
)
noexcept

Move-assigns an iterated_past_end into this one.

Parameters:
  • other:

    The iterated_past_end to move from.

const char*
what ()
const noexcept override

Returns the explanatory string.

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