On Wed, 2018-02-21 at 21:51 +0100, Dominik Seichter wrote:
> It should always be legal to call this:
> PODOFO_RAISE_LOGIC_IF( m_stack.empty(), "Can get current
> graphicsstate!" );
>
> As it translates to:
> if( m_stack.empty() ) {
> throw ...
> }
Hi,
the macro is fine, the problem is whether you compile Release or Debug
version of the PoDoFo. From src/base/PdfError.h:
#ifndef NDEBUG
// Woo for double-negatives. We define PODOFO_RAISE_LOGIC_IF unless
we've been told not to by NDEBUG.
#define PODOFO_RAISE_LOGIC_IF( x, y ) { if (x) throw ::PoDoFo::PdfError(
ePdfError_InternalLogic, __FILE__, __LINE__, y ); };
#else
#define PODOFO_RAISE_LOGIC_IF( x, y ) {};
#endif
My suggestion was to remove that '#ifndef NDEBUG' and define the
PODOFO_RAISE_LOGIC_IF with the 'throw' always, regardless of the build
type.
Bye,
zyx
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