1: <?php
  2:     /**
  3:      * This is the main exception to be thrown by any
  4:      * method to indicate that the CALLER is responsible for
  5:      * causing the exception.  This works in conjunction with QCubed's
  6:      * error handling/reporting, so that the correct file/line-number is
  7:      * displayed to the user.
  8:      *
  9:      * So for example, for a class that contains the method GetItemAtIndex($intIndex),
 10:      * it is conceivable that the caller could call GetItemAtIndex(15), where 15 does not exist.
 11:      * GetItemAtIndex would then thrown an IndexOutOfRangeException (which extends CallerException).
 12:      * If the CallerException is not caught, then the Exception will be reported to the user.  The CALLER
 13:      * (the script who CALLED GetItemAtIndex) would have that line highlighted as being responsible
 14:      * for calling the error.
 15:      *
 16:      * The PHP default for exeception reporting would normally say that the "throw Exception" line in GetItemAtIndex
 17:      * is responsible for throwing the exception.  While this is technically true, in reality, it was the line that
 18:      * CALLED GetItemAtIndex which is responsible.  In short, this allows for much cleaner exception reporting.
 19:      *
 20:      * On a more in-depth note, in general, suppose a method OuterMethod takes in parameters, and ends up passing those
 21:      * paremeters into ANOTHER method InnerMethod which could throw a CallerException.  OuterMethod is responsible
 22:      * for catching and rethrowing the caller exception.  And when this is done, IncrementOffset() MUST be called on
 23:      * the exception object, to indicate that OuterMethod's CALLER is responsible for the exception.
 24:      *
 25:      * So the code snippet to call InnerMethod by OuterMethod should look like:
 26:      * <code>
 27:      *  function OuterMethod($mixValue) {
 28:      *      try {
 29:      *          InnerMethod($mixValue);
 30:      *      } catch (CallerException $objExc) {
 31:      *          $objExc->IncrementOffset();
 32:      *          throw $objExc;
 33:      *      }
 34:      *      // Do Other Stuff
 35:      *  }
 36:      * </code>
 37:      * Again, this will assure the user that the line of code responsible for the excpetion is properly being reported
 38:      * by the QCubed error reporting/handler.
 39:      * @property-read int $Offset The exception offset.
 40:      * @property-read string $BackTrace The exception backtrace.
 41:      * @property-read string $TraceArray The exception backtrace in a form of an array.
 42:      */
 43:     class QCallerException extends Exception {
 44:         /**
 45:          * @var int Exception offset
 46:          *          The element in the stack trace array indicated by this index is marked
 47:          *          as the point which caused the exception
 48:          */
 49:         private $intOffset;
 50:         /** @var array The stack trace array as caputred by debug_backtrace() */
 51:         private $strTraceArray;
 52: 
 53:         /**
 54:          * Set message for the exception
 55:          *
 56:          * @param string $strMessage
 57:          */
 58:         public function setMessage($strMessage) {
 59:             $this->message = $strMessage;
 60:         }
 61: 
 62:         /**
 63:          * The constructor of CallerExceptions.  Takes in a message string
 64:          * as well as an optional Offset parameter (defaults to 1).
 65:          * The Offset specifiies how many calls up the call stack is responsible
 66:          * for the exception.  By definition, when a CallerException is called,
 67:          * at the very least the Caller of the most immediate function, which is
 68:          * 1 up the call stack, is responsible.  So therefore, by default, intOffset
 69:          * is set to 1.
 70:          * 
 71:          * It is rare for intOffset to be set to an integer other than 1.
 72:          *
 73:          * Normally, the Offset would be altered by calls to IncrementOffset
 74:          * at every step the CallerException is caught/rethrown up the call stack.
 75:          *
 76:          * @param string  $strMessage the Message of the exception
 77:          * @param integer $intOffset  the optional Offset value (currently defaulted to 1)
 78:          */
 79:         public function __construct($strMessage, $intOffset = 1) {
 80:             parent::__construct($strMessage);
 81:             $this->intOffset = $intOffset;
 82:             $this->strTraceArray = debug_backtrace();
 83: 
 84:             if (isset($this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['file'])) {
 85:                 $this->file = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['file'];
 86:                 $this->line = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['line'];
 87:             }
 88:         }
 89: 
 90:         public function IncrementOffset() {
 91:             $this->intOffset++;
 92:             if (array_key_exists('file', $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]))
 93:                 $this->file = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['file'];
 94:             else
 95:                 $this->file = '';
 96:             if (array_key_exists('line', $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]))
 97:                 $this->line = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['line'];
 98:             else
 99:                 $this->line = '';
100:         }
101: 
102:         public function DecrementOffset() {
103:             $this->intOffset--;
104:             if (array_key_exists('file', $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]))
105:                 $this->file = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['file'];
106:             else
107:                 $this->file = '';
108:             if (array_key_exists('line', $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]))
109:                 $this->line = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['line'];
110:             else
111:                 $this->line = '';
112:         }
113: 
114:         /**
115:          * PHP magic method
116:          * @param $strName
117:          *
118:          * @return array|int|mixed
119:          */
120:         public function __get($strName) {
121:             if ($strName == "Offset")
122:                 return $this->intOffset;
123:             else if ($strName == "BackTrace") {
124:                 $objTraceArray = debug_backtrace();
125:                 return (var_export($objTraceArray, true));
126:             } else if ($strName == "TraceArray") {
127:                 return $this->strTraceArray;
128:             }
129:         }
130:     }
131: 
132:     /**
133:      * Used when trying to access a table object which does not have a primary key defined on it
134:      */
135:     class QUndefinedPrimaryKeyException extends QCallerException {
136:         /**
137:          * Constructor method
138:          * @param string $strMessage
139:          */
140:         public function __construct($strMessage) {
141:             parent::__construct($strMessage, 2);
142:         }
143:     }
144: 
145:     /**
146:      * Thrown when trying to access an element in an array whose index does not exist
147:      * NOTE: this exception will not fire automatically for you unless you use it with the try-catch block
148:      */
149:     class QIndexOutOfRangeException extends QCallerException {
150:         /**
151:          * Constructor method
152:          * @param string $intIndex
153:          * @param int    $strMessage
154:          */
155:         public function __construct($intIndex, $strMessage) {
156:             if ($strMessage)
157:                 $strMessage = ": " . $strMessage;
158:             parent::__construct(sprintf(QApplication::Translate("Index (%s) is out of range%s"), $intIndex, $strMessage), 2);
159:         }
160:     }
161: 
162:     /**
163:      * Thrown when a particular property of class is not defined and we try to access it
164:      */
165:     class QUndefinedPropertyException extends QCallerException {
166:         /**
167:          * Constructor method
168:          * @param string $strType
169:          * @param int    $strClass
170:          * @param string $strProperty
171:          */
172:         public function __construct($strType, $strClass, $strProperty) {
173:             parent::__construct(sprintf(QApplication::Translate("Undefined %s property or variable in '%s' class: %s"), $strType, $strClass, $strProperty), 2);
174:         }
175:     }
176: 
177:     /**
178:      * Thrown when we try to call an undefined method. Helpful for codegen.
179:      */
180:     class QUndefinedMethodException extends QCallerException {
181:         public function __construct($strClass, $strMethod) {
182:             parent::__construct(sprintf(QApplication::Translate("Undefined method in '%s' class: %s"), $strClass, $strMethod), 2);
183:         }
184:     }
185: 
186:     /**
187:      * Thrown when optimistic locking (in ORM Save() method) detects that DB data was updated
188:      */
189:     class QOptimisticLockingException extends QCallerException {
190:         /**
191:          * Constructor method
192:          * @param string $strClass
193:          */
194:         public function __construct($strClass) {
195:             parent::__construct(sprintf(QApplication::Translate('Optimistic Locking constraint when trying to update %s object.  To update anyway, call ->Save() with $blnForceUpdate set to true'), $strClass, 2));
196:         }
197:     }
198: 
199:     /**
200:      * Thrown when the desired page is protected by ALLOW REMOTE ADMIN feature and the request does not qualify
201:      */
202:     class QRemoteAdminDeniedException extends QCallerException {
203:         /**
204:          * Constructor method
205:          */
206:         public function __construct() {
207:             parent::__construct(
208:                 sprintf(
209:                     QApplication::Translate('Remote access to "%s" has been disabled.' . "\n" .
210:                     'To allow remote access to this script, set the ALLOW_REMOTE_ADMIN constant to TRUE' . "\n" .
211:                     'or to "%s" in "configuration.inc.php".')
212:                     , QApplication::$RequestUri, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
213:                 , 2);
214:         }
215:     }
216: 
217:     /**
218:      * Thrown when formstate is not found
219:      */
220:     class QInvalidFormStateException extends QCallerException {
221:         /**
222:          * Constructor method
223:          * @param string $strFormId Form ID for which the state was not found
224:          */
225:         public function __construct($strFormId) {
226:             parent::__construct(sprintf(QApplication::Translate('Invalid Form State Data for "%s" object (session may have been lost)'), $strFormId), 2);
227:         }
228:     }
229: 
230:     /**
231:      * @property-read integer $Offset
232:      * @property-read mixed $BackTrace
233:      * @property-read string $Query
234:      */
235:     class QDataBindException extends Exception {
236:         private $intOffset;
237:         private $strTraceArray;
238:         private $strQuery;
239: 
240:         public function __construct(QCallerException $objExc) {
241:             parent::__construct($objExc->getMessage(), $objExc->getCode());
242:             $this->intOffset = $objExc->Offset;
243:             $this->strTraceArray = $objExc->TraceArray;
244: 
245:             if ($objExc instanceof QDatabaseExceptionBase)
246:                 $this->strQuery = $objExc->Query;
247: 
248:             $this->file = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['file'];
249:             $this->line = $this->strTraceArray[$this->intOffset]['line'];
250:         }
251: 
252:         public function __get($strName) {
253:             switch($strName) {
254:                 case "Offset":
255:                     return $this->intOffset;
256: 
257:                 case "BackTrace":
258:                     $objTraceArray = debug_backtrace();
259:                     return (var_export($objTraceArray, true));
260: 
261:                 case "Query":
262:                     return $this->strQuery;
263:             }
264:         }
265:     }