RCurl (version 1.98-1.16)

curlError: Raise a warning or error about a CURL problem

Description

This function is called to raise an error or warning that arises from a curl operation when making a request. This is called from C code that encounters the error and this function is responsible for generating the error.

Usage

curlError(type, msg, asError = TRUE)

Value

This calls warning or stop with the relevant condition object. The object is always of basic (S3) class

GenericCurlError, error, condition

or

GenericCurlError, warning, condition. When the type value corresponds to a

CURLCode value, the condition has the primary class given by that

CURLCode's name, e.g. COULDNT_RESOLVE_HOST,

TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS (with the CURLE prefix removed).

Arguments

type

the type of the error or a status code identifying the type of the error. Typically this is an integer value that identifies the type of the Curl error. The value corresponds to one of the enumerated value of type CURLcode.

msg

the error message, as a character vector of length 1

asError

a logical value that indicates whether to raise an error or a warning

Author

Duncan Temple Lang

References

libcurl documentation.

See Also

curlPerform

Examples

  # This illustrates generating and catching an error.
  # We intentionally give a mis-spelled URL.
 tryCatch(curlPerform(url = "ftp.wcc.nrcs.usda.govx"),
          COULDNT_RESOLVE_HOST = function(x) cat("resolve problem\n"),
          error = function(x) cat(class(x), "got it\n"))