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aztec.system.DomainException
public class DomainException from<MathException>
Base
Event
ExceptionEvent
MathException
DomainException
The DomainException class is fired by the system when a domain error occurs within an Aztec expression or method call. A domain error indicates that an input parameter is not within an acceptable range (e.g. a negative number passed to Sqrt() or Ln()).
Domain exception events are created and fired internally by the Aztec VM when it encounters domain related math errors. These exceptions can occur using primitive methods and using Aztec operators. Domain exceptions can also be manually created and fired by user defined code.
DomainException Methods
Derived Classes
None
See Also
Class Hierarchy, Primitive Framework, OverflowException, DivideByZeroException
DomainException()
public method DomainException(float Value1, float Value2, int OperatorId, bool IsFloatExpression = true)
Parameters
Value1
The first value in the expression
Value2
The second value in the expression (if applicable)
OperatorId
Integer Id associated with operator which encountered the math error
IsFloatExpression
True if float expression and false if not (true by default)
Return Value
None
Description
Constructor for the DomainException class.
DomainException Class
