Class OSError

Namespace

NumSharp

Assembly

NumSharp.dll

NumPy-compatible OSError: an operating-system level file operation NumPy refuses or that fails. NumPy raises it from ndarray.tofile (cannot write object arrays to a file in binary mode for a StringDType array, whose 16-byte cells point into an allocator a file cannot hold) and from its file writes (problem writing element 3 to file), and NumSharp raises it in the same places with NumPy's verbatim text.

public class OSError : IOException, ISerializable, INumSharpException

Inheritance

object

Exception

SystemException

IOException

OSError

Implements

ISerializable

INumSharpException

Inherited Members

Exception.GetBaseException()

Exception.GetType()

Exception.ToString()

Exception.Data

Exception.HelpLink

Exception.HResult

Exception.InnerException

Exception.Message

Exception.Source

Exception.StackTrace

Exception.TargetSite

Exception.SerializeObjectState

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Remarks

Unlike the other Python-named errors (TypeError, SystemError, which derive from NumSharpException), it derives from IOException: Python's OSError IS the I/O error class (IOError is its alias), so a .NET caller that catches IOException around a file operation catches this refusal too — the same reason ValueError derives from ArgumentException.

Plain .NET I/O failures (a missing file, a full disk) keep their own .NET exception types; this class carries only the errors NumPy itself raises with its own text.

Constructors

OSError(string)

Creates the error with NumPy's message text.

public OSError(string message)

Parameters

message string

The verbatim message (cannot write object arrays to a file in binary mode).

OSError(string, Exception)

Creates the error with NumPy's message text and the exception that caused it.

public OSError(string message, Exception innerException)

Parameters

message string

The verbatim message.

innerException Exception

The cause (the .NET I/O exception behind a failed write).