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check-errors

Argument checks & errors.

  1. Outdated egg!
  2. check-errors
  3. Documentation
    1. Argument Conventions
    2. Type Checks
      1. Usage
      2. check-defined-value
      3. check-bound-value
      4. check-fixnum
      5. check-positive-fixnum
      6. check-natural-fixnum
      7. check-flonum
      8. check-integer
      9. check-positive-integer
      10. check-natural-integer
      11. check-number
      12. check-positive-number
      13. check-natural-number
      14. check-procedure
      15. check-input-port
      16. check-output-port
      17. check-list
      18. check-pair
      19. check-blob
      20. check-vector
      21. check-structure
      22. check-symbol
      23. check-keyword
      24. check-string
      25. check-char
      26. check-boolean
      27. check-alist
      28. check-minimum-argument-count
      29. check-argument-count
      30. check-open-interval
      31. check-closed-interval
      32. check-half-open-interval
      33. check-half-closed-interval
      34. check-range
      35. define-check-type
      36. define-check+error-type
    3. Type Errors
      1. Argument Conventions
      2. Usage
      3. make-bad-argument-message
      4. make-type-name-message
      5. make-error-type-message
      6. signal-bounds-error
      7. signal-type-error
      8. error-argument-type
      9. warning-argument-type
      10. error-defined-value
      11. error-bound-value
      12. error-fixnum
      13. error-positive-fixnum
      14. error-natural-fixnum
      15. error-flonum
      16. error-integer
      17. error-positive-integer
      18. error-natural-integer
      19. error-number
      20. error-positive-number
      21. error-natural-number
      22. error-procedure
      23. error-input-port
      24. error-output-port
      25. error-list
      26. error-pair
      27. error-blob
      28. error-vector
      29. error-structure
      30. error-symbol
      31. error-keyword
      32. error-string
      33. error-char
      34. error-boolean
      35. error-alist
      36. error-minimum-argument-count
      37. error-argument-count
      38. error-open-interval
      39. error-closed-interval
      40. error-half-open-interval
      41. error-half-closed-interval
      42. error-range
      43. error-interval
      44. define-error-type
    4. SRFI 4 Checks
      1. Usage
      2. check-s8vector
      3. check-u8vector
      4. check-s16vector
      5. check-u16vector
      6. check-s32vector
      7. check-u32vector
      8. check-s64vector
      9. check-u64vector
      10. check-f32vector
      11. check-f64vector
    5. SRFI 4 Errors
      1. Usage
      2. error-s8vector
      3. error-u8vector
      4. error-s16vector
      5. error-u16vector
      6. error-s32vector
      7. error-u32vector
      8. error-s64vector
      9. error-u64vector
      10. error-f32vector
      11. error-f64vector
  4. Bugs & Limitations
  5. Notes
  6. Author
  7. Version history
  8. License

Documentation

Argument Conventions

LOC is a symbol, or #f. The symbolic naming of the location detecting the problem. As in the error form.

OBJ is any Scheme object.

ARGNAM is a string or symbol naming the argument list element corresponding to the OBJ. The default is the type-name.

Type Checks

Performs the minimal constraint check and raises an error condition upon failure. The mimimal constraint proviso is important for understanding the behavior of the checking routines. Unless otherwise specified no additional constraints are verified.

So the check-...-interval routines, for example, do not verify the types of the arguments, only the interval constraint.

When the unsafe feature is defined the check procedures are no-ops.

Note that the full-numeric-tower is not supported.

All check-... routines return the checked object; unless a type-error exception is raised, obviously.

Usage

 
(require-extension type-checks)

check-defined-value

[procedure] (check-defined-value LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

Ensures the OBJ is non-void, i.e. not an undefined-value.

check-bound-value

[procedure] (check-bound-value LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

Ensures the OBJ is the value of a bound variable.

Only for use in rather unsafe calling environments where some explicit checking is necessary.

check-fixnum

[procedure] (check-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-positive-fixnum

[procedure] (check-positive-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-natural-fixnum

[procedure] (check-natural-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-flonum

[procedure] (check-flonum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-integer

[procedure] (check-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-positive-integer

[procedure] (check-positive-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-natural-integer

[procedure] (check-natural-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-number

[procedure] (check-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-positive-number

[procedure] (check-positive-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-natural-number

[procedure] (check-natural-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-procedure

[procedure] (check-procedure LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-input-port

[procedure] (check-input-port LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-output-port

[procedure] (check-output-port LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-list

[procedure] (check-list LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-pair

[procedure] (check-pair LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-blob

[procedure] (check-blob LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-vector

[procedure] (check-vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-structure

[procedure] (check-structure LOC OBJ TAG [ARGNAM]) -> *
[procedure] (check-record LOC OBJ TAG [ARGNAM]) -> *
[procedure] (check-record-type LOC OBJ TAG [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-record and check-record-type are essentially synonyms.

check-symbol

[procedure] (check-symbol LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-keyword

[procedure] (check-keyword LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-string

[procedure] (check-string LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-char

[procedure] (check-char LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-boolean

[procedure] (check-boolean LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-alist

[procedure] (check-alist LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-minimum-argument-count

[procedure] (check-minimum-argument-count LOC ARGC MINARGC) -> *

Does not verify the type of ARGC, and MINARGC.

check-argument-count

[procedure] (check-argument-count LOC ARGC MAXARGC) -> *

Does not verify the type of ARGC, and MAXARGC.

check-open-interval

[procedure] (check-open-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM]) -> *

NUM in ]MINNUM MAXNUM[.

Does not verify the type of NUM, MINNUM, and MAXNUM.

check-closed-interval

[procedure] (check-closed-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM]) -> *

NUM in [MINNUM MAXNUM].

Does not verify the type of NUM, MINNUM, and MAXNUM.

check-half-open-interval

[procedure] (check-half-open-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM]) -> *

NUM in ]MINNUM MAXNUM].

Does not verify the type of NUM, MINNUM, and MAXNUM.

check-half-closed-interval

[procedure] (check-half-closed-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM]) -> *

NUM in [MINNUM MAXNUM[.

Does not verify the type of NUM, MINNUM, and MAXNUM.

check-range

[procedure] (check-range LOC START END [ARGNAM]) -> number number

Verify (<= START END) & return (values START END).

Does not verify the type of START and END, but assumes (or fixnum flonum).

define-check-type

[syntax] (define-check-type TYPNAM [TYPE-PRED])

Creates a procedure definition for check-TYPNAM with the signature of the above check procedures. The type-predicate is either TYPE-PRED, when present, or TYPNAM?.

TYPNAM is an unquoted symbol.

(define-check-type hash-table)
;=>
;(define (check-hash-table loc obj #!optional argnam)
;  (unless (hash-table? obj)
;    (error-hash-table loc obj argnam))
;  obj )

define-check+error-type

[syntax] (define-check+error-type TYPNAM [TYPE-PRED [TYPMSG]])

Creates a procedure definition for check-TYPNAM with the signature of the above check procedures. The type-predicate is either TYPE-PRED, when present, or TYPE?. The error message type-name is either the TYPMSG, when present, or "TYPNAM"".

TYPNAM is an unquoted symbol.

(define-check+error-type hash-table)
;=>
;(define-error-type loc obj 'hash-table)
;(define (check-hash-table loc obj #!optional argnam)
;  (unless (hash-table? obj)
;    (error-hash-table loc obj argnam))
;  obj )

Type Errors

Argument Conventions

TYPNAM is a symbol or string, unless otherwise indicated.

ARGNAM is a symbol, string, or #f. Default is #f.

Usage

 
(require-extension type-errors)

make-bad-argument-message

[procedure] (make-bad-argument-message [ARGNAM]) -> string

Returns an argument type error message for the, optional, ARGNAM.

Example:

(make-bad-argument-message "count")
;=> "bad `count' argument"
(make-bad-argument-message)
;=> "bad argument"

make-type-name-message

[procedure] (make-type-name-message TYPNAM) -> string

Returns an argument type message for the TYPNAM by supplying an article.

Example:

(make-type-name-message integer) ;=> an integer"
(make-type-name-message "symbol in {foo bar baz}")
;=> "a symbol in {foo bar baz}"

make-error-type-message

[procedure] (make-error-type-message TYPNAM [ARGNAM]) -> string

Returns a type error message from the TYPNAM and optional ARGNAM.

Uses make-bad-argument-message and make-type-name-message to build the message components.

Example:

(make-error-type-message 'integer "count")
;=> "bad `count' argument type - not an integer"

signal-bounds-error

[procedure] (signal-bounds-error LOC MSG OBJ...)

Raises a non-continuable type error - (({exn bounds)}}.

signal-type-error

[procedure] (signal-type-error LOC MSG OBJ...)

Raises a non-continuable type error - (({exn type)}}.

error-argument-type

[procedure] (error-argument-type LOC OBJ TYPNAM [ARGNAM])

Raises a type-error where is message is constructed from the TYPNAM and ARGNAM.

Uses signal-type-error and make-error-type-message.

warning-argument-type

[procedure] (warning-argument-type LOC OBJ TYPNAM [ARGNAM])

A warning is issued with a message similar to that of error-argument-type.

error-defined-value

[procedure] (error-defined-value LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-bound-value

[procedure] (error-bound-value LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-fixnum

[procedure] (error-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-positive-fixnum

[procedure] (error-positive-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-natural-fixnum

[procedure] (error-natural-fixnum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-flonum

[procedure] (error-flonum LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-integer

[procedure] (error-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-positive-integer

[procedure] (error-positive-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-natural-integer

[procedure] (error-natural-integer LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-number

[procedure] (error-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-positive-number

[procedure] (error-positive-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-natural-number

[procedure] (error-natural-number LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-procedure

[procedure] (error-procedure LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-input-port

[procedure] (error-input-port LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-output-port

[procedure] (error-output-port LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-list

[procedure] (error-list LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-pair

[procedure] (error-pair LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-blob

[procedure] (error-blob LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-vector

[procedure] (error-vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-structure

[procedure] (error-structure LOC OBJ TAG [ARGNAM])

error-record and error-record-type are essentially synonyms.

error-symbol

[procedure] (error-symbol LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-keyword

[procedure] (error-keyword LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-string

[procedure] (error-string LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-char

[procedure] (error-char LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-boolean

[procedure] (error-boolean LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-alist

[procedure] (error-alist LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-minimum-argument-count

[procedure] (error-minimum-argument-count LOC ARGC MINARGC)

error-argument-count

[procedure] (error-argument-count LOC ARGC MAXARGC)

error-open-interval

[procedure] (error-open-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM])

error-closed-interval

[procedure] (error-closed-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM])

error-half-open-interval

[procedure] (error-half-open-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM])

error-half-closed-interval

[procedure] (error-half-closed-interval LOC NUM MINNUM MAXNUM [ARGNAM])

error-range

[procedure] (error-range LOC START END [ARGNAM])

error-interval

[procedure] (error-interval LOC NUM LEFT MINNUM MAXNUM RIGHT [ARGNAM])

LEFT is a character, symbol, or string that denotes the symbolic opening of an interval.

RIGHT is a character, symbol, or string that denotes the symbolic closing of an interval.

define-error-type

[syntax] (define-error-type TYPNAM [TYPMSG])

TYPNAM is a symbol.

TYPMSG is a symbol or string.

Creates a procedure definition for error-TYPNAM with the signature of the above error procedures. The type-name is either TYPMSG, when present, or "TYPNAM".

(define-error-type hash-table)
;=>
;(define (error-hash-table loc obj #!optional argnam)
;  (error-argument-type loc obj "hash-table" argnam) )

(define-error-type byte-order "symbol in {big-endian little-endian}")
;=>
;(define (error-byte-order loc obj #!optional argnam)
;  (error-argument-type loc obj "symbol in {big-endian little-endian}" argnam) )

SRFI 4 Checks

Usage

 
(require-extension srfi-4-checks)

check-s8vector

[procedure] (check-s8vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-u8vector

[procedure] (check-u8vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-s16vector

[procedure] (check-s16vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-u16vector

[procedure] (check-u16vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-s32vector

[procedure] (check-s32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-u32vector

[procedure] (check-u32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-s64vector

[procedure] (check-s64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-u64vector

[procedure] (check-u64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-f32vector

[procedure] (check-f32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

check-f64vector

[procedure] (check-f64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM]) -> *

SRFI 4 Errors

Usage

 
(require-extension srfi-4-errors)

error-s8vector

[procedure] (error-s8vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-u8vector

[procedure] (error-u8vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-s16vector

[procedure] (error-s16vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-u16vector

[procedure] (error-u16vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-s32vector

[procedure] (error-s32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-u32vector

[procedure] (error-u32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-s64vector

[procedure] (error-s64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-u64vector

[procedure] (error-u64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-f32vector

[procedure] (error-f32vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

error-f64vector

[procedure] (error-f64vector LOC OBJ [ARGNAM])

Bugs & Limitations

Notes

Author

Kon Lovett

Version history
2.2.0 ; Fix check-range return.
2.1.0 ; Add check-range, error-range, signal-bounds-error.
2.0.1 ; Fix interval boundary symbols.
2.0.0 ; Removed copy of inline-type-checks.scm to (chicken-home). Ticket #1327
1.13.0 ; Added egg module.
1.12.6 ; inline-type-checks.scm copied to Chicken Repository. Produces shared+static object files.
1.12.5 ; define-inline-check-type generates name with "%" prefix.
1.12.4 ; Moved optional argument name checks until after error detected.
1.12.3 ; Fix for error-minimum-argument-coun and error-argument-count.
1.12.2 ; Better no-install support.
1.12.1 ; Deprecated ...-cardinal-... in favor of ...-natural-....
1.12.0 ; Removed error-utils & conditions.
1.11.0 ; Added error-utils.
1.10.0 ; The check-... routines return the checked value.
1.8.0
Added srfi-4 support.
1.7.0
1.6.0
Added interval support.
1.5.0
Added alist and argument count support.
1.4.0
1.3.0
Added warning-argument-type.
1.2.0
Added make-error-type-message & fixed define-check+error-type.
1.1.0
Added make-condition+, condition-property-accessor* and make-condition-property-accessor.
1.0.0
Initial release.

License

Copyright (C) 2009-2017 Kon Lovett. All rights reserved.

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