std::contracts::detection_mode
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Defined in header <contracts> | ||
enumclass detection_mode :/* unspecified */{ predicate_false =1, | (since C++26) | |
The enumerators of std::contracts::detection_mode
correspond to the reasons that cause the contract violation to happen under a context that is not manifestly constant-evaluated, with meanings listed below:
Enumerator | Meaning |
predicate_false | the contract violation occurs because the result of the predicate is false |
evaluation_exception | the contract violation occurs because the evaluation of the predicate exits via an exception |
[edit]Notes
If a contract violation occurs in a context that is manifestly constant-evaluated, the contract-violation handler is not invoked.
[edit]See also
(C++26) | the type holding the contract-violation information (class) |
(C++26) | the kind of the contract assertion violated (enum) |
(C++26) | the evaluation semantic when the contract violation occurs (enum) |