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Numerus
v2.0.0
Roman numerals conversion and manipulation C library.
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Numerus
v2.0.0
Roman numerals conversion and manipulation C library.
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Numerus error codes with their description. More...
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| #define | NUMERUS_OK 1 |
| Everything went all right. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_GENERIC 100 |
| An unknown or unspecified error happened. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE 101 |
| The value to be converted to roman numeral is out of conversion range. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER 102 |
| The roman numeral contains a character that is not part of the syntax of roman numerals. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_TOO_LONG_NUMERAL 103 |
| The roman numeral is too long to be syntactically correct. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_TOO_MANY_REPEATED_CHARS 104 |
| The roman numeral contains too many consecutive repetitions of a repeatable character. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_SEQUENCE 105 |
| The roman numeral contains mispositioned characters. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_MISSING_SECOND_UNDERSCORE 106 |
| The roman numeral contains one underscore but not the second one. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_UNDERSCORE_AFTER_LONG_PART 107 |
| The long roman numeral contains one underscore after the second one. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_UNDERSCORE_IN_NON_LONG 108 |
| The non-long roman numeral contains one underscore. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_DECIMALS_IN_LONG_PART 109 |
| The long roman numeral contains decimal characters "Ss." in the long part. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_MINUS 110 |
| The roman numeral contains a misplaced minus '-' or more than one. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_M_IN_SHORT_PART 111 |
| The long roman numeral contains an 'M' character after the long part. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_MALLOC_FAIL 112 |
| Heap memory allocation failure. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_NULL_ROMAN 113 |
| The pointer to the roman numeral string is NULL. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_EMPTY_ROMAN 114 |
| The roman numeral string is empty or filled with whitespace. More... | |
| #define | NUMERUS_ERROR_WHITESPACE_CHARACTER 115 |
| The roman numeral string contains whitespace characters, even at the end. More... | |
Numerus error codes with their description.
This header contains all macros for the Numerus error codes and is a part of the numerus.h header file.
Definition in file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_DECIMALS_IN_LONG_PART 109 |
The long roman numeral contains decimal characters "Ss." in the long part.
A roman numeral may contain only characters with integer value in the long part (between the underscores). Decimal characters are allowed only in the non-long part, at the end of the numeral.
Definition at line 115 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_EMPTY_ROMAN 114 |
The roman numeral string is empty or filled with whitespace.
Insert some non-whitespace characters in the string.
Definition at line 160 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_GENERIC 100 |
An unknown or unspecified error happened.
The error did not match any foreseen case.
Definition at line 28 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_SEQUENCE 105 |
The roman numeral contains mispositioned characters.
This is the most generic error for a syntax failure of the roman numeral. It usually means that a roman character is repeated non-consecutively (like "MCIM") or that a non-repeatable roman character has been repeated (like "DD").
Definition at line 75 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER 102 |
The roman numeral contains a character that is not part of the syntax of roman numerals.
The only allowed characters are: "MDCLXVIS_.-" both down- and upcase and the NUMERUS_NULLA string, which is a special case.
Definition at line 46 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_MINUS 110 |
The roman numeral contains a misplaced minus '-' or more than one.
A roman numeral may contain only one minus which, if existing, must be at the first position of the numeral.
Definition at line 124 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_M_IN_SHORT_PART 111 |
The long roman numeral contains an 'M' character after the long part.
A roman numeral may contain an 'M' only between the underscores, if it's long, because in it values bigger than 1000 ('M') are represented between underscores, making an 'M' character after the underscore illogical.
Definition at line 134 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_MALLOC_FAIL 112 |
Heap memory allocation failure.
The malloc() function failed to allocate memory within one of the Numerus functions. This is an error depending on the OS and its current status. Please retry.
Definition at line 144 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_MISSING_SECOND_UNDERSCORE 106 |
The roman numeral contains one underscore but not the second one.
A roman numeral may contain 0 or 2 underscores, the latter being a long numeral. In this case it contains only 1 underscore.
Definition at line 84 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_NULL_ROMAN 113 |
The pointer to the roman numeral string is NULL.
Make it point to an actual allocated string.
Definition at line 152 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_TOO_LONG_NUMERAL 103 |
The roman numeral is too long to be syntactically correct.
The max length of a roman numeral is NUMERUS_MAX_LENGTH.
Definition at line 54 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_TOO_MANY_REPEATED_CHARS 104 |
The roman numeral contains too many consecutive repetitions of a repeatable character.
Characters that are allowed to be repeated multiple times are "MCXI.". They have 3 maximum consecutive repetitions each, the dot "." has 5.
Definition at line 64 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_UNDERSCORE_AFTER_LONG_PART 107 |
The long roman numeral contains one underscore after the second one.
A roman numeral may contain 0 or 2 underscores, the latter being a long numeral. In this case it contains 3 (or more) underscores, thus being a long numeral with an extra underscore.
Definition at line 94 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_UNDERSCORE_IN_NON_LONG 108 |
The non-long roman numeral contains one underscore.
A roman numeral may contain 0 or 2 underscores, the latter being a long numeral. In this case it contains 1 underscore (or more) which is not placed at the first position of the numeral (eventually after the minus), making the numeral a non-long with an unwanted underscore.
Definition at line 105 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE 101 |
The value to be converted to roman numeral is out of conversion range.
The value should be within [NUMERUS_MAX_VALUE, NUMERUS_MIN_VALUE].
Definition at line 36 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_ERROR_WHITESPACE_CHARACTER 115 |
The roman numeral string contains whitespace characters, even at the end.
Remove the whitespace characters from inside the string and trim it.
Definition at line 168 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
| #define NUMERUS_OK 1 |
Everything went all right.
Usually this means that the processed numeral contained no syntax errors. This is the opposite of any NUMERUS_ERROR_*.
Definition at line 20 of file numerus_error_codes.h.
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