public static string GetMessageFromPassportPDFError(Error error, Operation.OperationType failingOperation, string fileName)
{
StringBuilder errorMessage = new StringBuilder();
errorMessage.Append("(" + failingOperation.ToString());
errorMessage.Append(") ");
errorMessage.Append(PassportPDFErrorUtilities.GetMessageFromResultCode(error.ResultCode));
errorMessage.Append(": ");
errorMessage.Append(fileName);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(error.ExtResultMessage))
{
errorMessage.Append(" - ");
errorMessage.Append(error.ExtResultMessage);
}
else if (error.ExtResultStatus != null && error.ExtResultStatus != "OK")
{
errorMessage.Append(" - " + FrameworkGlobals.MessagesLocalizer.GetString("status", FrameworkGlobals.ApplicationLanguage) + error.ExtResultStatus);
}
if (error.InternalErrorId != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(error.InternalErrorId))
{
errorMessage.Append(" - " + FrameworkGlobals.MessagesLocalizer.GetString("internal_error_id_message", FrameworkGlobals.ApplicationLanguage) + (" ") + error.InternalErrorId);
}
return(errorMessage.ToString());
}
private Expression RestOfExpr(Expression soFar)
{
if (Peek().type == Token.TokenType.Comma)
{
// Means we're parsing some function params. Done with this one!
return(soFar);
}
if (EndOfExpr()) // End of expression
{
return(null); // The expression was just an int literal
}
if (Token.IsExpressionOperator(Peek())) // +, -, ==, >>, etc
{
Token opToken = Consume();
Operation.OperationType opType = Operation.ParseType(opToken);
bool twoParam = Operation.IsTwoParam(opType);
if (!twoParam)
{
//TODO: Allow prefix operators
// Currently, all ops must be infix or posfix.
SingleParamOperation operation = new SingleParamOperation()
{
operationType = opType,
operand = soFar
};
return(operation);
}
else
{
// Two parameter.
// Parse the second parameter
Expression secondParam = ParseExpression();
return(new TwoParamOperation()
{
operationType = opType,
operands = new List <Expression>()
{
soFar, secondParam
}
});
}
}
else
{
// Well..... An Expression has to be (Expression) or (Expression OP) or (Expression OP Expression)
// So if we're here... it's a syntax error I think
System.Console.WriteLine("Error: Expected operator or end of expression. Found token");
throw new UnexpectedTokenException(Consume());
}
// Can't ever get here
throw new Exception("This is impossible");
}
