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built-in method

.. index:: pair: permission_error/3; Built-in method .. _methods_permission_error_3:

permission_error/3

Description

::

permission_error(Operation, Permission, Culprit)

Throws an permission error. Used when an operation is not allowed. For example, sending a message for a predicate that is not within the scope of the sender. This built-in method is declared private and thus cannot be used as a message to an object. Calling this predicate is equivalent to the following sequence of goals:

::

..., context(Context), throw(error(permission_error(Operation,Permission,Culprit), Context)).

This allows the user to generate errors in the same format used by the runtime.

Possible values for Operation include:

  • access
  • create
  • modify
  • open
  • input
  • output
  • reposition
  • repeat Possible values for Permission include:
  • predicate_declaration
  • protected_predicate
  • private_predicate
  • static_predicate
  • database
  • object
  • static_object
  • static_protocol
  • static_category
  • entity_relation
  • operator
  • flag
  • engine
  • binary_stream
  • text_stream
  • source_sink
  • stream
  • past_end_of_stream The value of Culprit is the argument or one of its sub-terms that caused the error.

Modes and number of proofs

::

permission_error(@nonvar, @nonvar, @nonvar) - error

Errors

| When called: | permission_error(Operation, Permission, Culprit)

Examples

::

..., \+ writable(File), permission_error(modify, file, File).

.. seealso::

:ref:methods_catch_3, :ref:methods_throw_1, :ref:methods_context_1, :ref:methods_instantiation_error_0, :ref:methods_uninstantiation_error_1, :ref:methods_type_error_2, :ref:methods_domain_error_2, :ref:methods_existence_error_2, :ref:methods_representation_error_1, :ref:methods_evaluation_error_1, :ref:methods_resource_error_1, :ref:methods_syntax_error_1, :ref:methods_system_error_0