Handles all errors that occur during query validation. This object is returned from execute request function (ans <- execute_request(query, schema)) under the field 'error_list' (ans$error_list).
Usage
answer <- execute_request(my_request, my_schema)
answer$error_listInitialize
- verbose
boolean that determines if errors will be printed on occurrence. Defaults to
TRUE
Details
$n count of errors received
$errors list of error information
$verbose boolean that determines of errors are printed when received
$has_no_errors() helper method to determine if there are no errors
$has_any_errors() helper method to determine if there are any errors
$get_sub_source(loc) helper method to display a subsection of source text given Location information
$add(rule_code, ...) add a new error according to the rule_code provided. Remaining arguments are passed directly to paste(..., sep = "") with extra error rule information
$.format(...) formats the error list into user friendly text. Remaining arguments are ignored
$print(...) prints the error list by calling self$format(...)
Examples
error_list <- ErrorList$new()
error_list
#> <ErrorList> No errors
error_list$has_any_errors() # FALSE
#> [1] FALSE
error_list$has_no_errors() # TRUE
#> [1] TRUE
error_list$add("3.1.1", "Multiple part", " error about Scalars")
#> Error:
#> * 3.1.1: Scalars
#> Multiple part error about Scalars
error_list
#> <ErrorList>
#> Errors:
#> 3.1.1: Scalars
#> Multiple part error about Scalars
error_list$has_any_errors() # TRUE
#> [1] TRUE
error_list$has_no_errors() # FALSE
#> [1] FALSE