Exceptions

There is in the directory openexplorer/_private_tools a module named exceptions.py with customized exceptions. Use them timely. And, in case you want to raise a new exception type, please include it here for the others to use it.

To use a exception you just need to import it and raise it:

from openexplorer._private_tools.exceptions import NotImplementedMethodError

def method_to_be_implemented_in_the_future():
    
    raise NotImplementedMethodError

Let’s see the list of customized exceptions in openexplorer.

NotImplementedMethodError

The NotImplementedMethodError exception is raised when a method has being already defined but its code was not fully implemented yet. Maybe the method was just included in a developing version to be coded in the future. Or maybe the method works already for certain values of the input arguments, but not for others yet.

NotImplementedClassError

The NotImplementedClassError exception is raised when a class has being already defined but its code was not fully implemented yet. Maybe the class was just included in a developing version to be coded in the future. Or maybe the class can be instantated already for certain values of the input arguments, but not for others yet.

BadCallError

The BadCallError is raised when a method was not properly called.

This exception has an optional input argument: the name of the probable wrong input argument.