ErrnoException: add a ctor overload that takes errno as an argument #5124
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ErrnoException used to take the global errno variable; the overloaded ctor allows one to provide a custom errno (e.g., one that's been stored in a variable, or asynchronous operations). Add unittests to the new ErrnoException ctor
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this is #4969 with branch renamed |
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CC @wilzbach |
FWIW I think @WalterBright's comment was meant for future work, but I definitely doesn't hurt to rename even this one. |
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ErrnoException used to take the global errno variable; the overloaded ctor allows one to provide a custom errno (e.g., one that's been stored in a variable, or asynchronous operations).
Add unittests to the new ErrnoException ctor