Add OpenSim::Component overload to OpenSim::Exception #3987
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Adds an
OpenSim::Component
overload toOpenSim::Exception
that uses the component's absolute path instead of the component's name.The utility of doing this is that it's easier to figure out which
Component
is giving a headache when anOpenSim::Exception
is thrown. When it's just the name, it can take a little more effort to figure out where the troublesome component is in the wider component tree (e.g. in a larger model).Brief summary of changes
OpenSim::Component
overload toOpenSim::Exception
that prints the absolute path to the component, rather than just theComponent
's name.PropertyException
, which is a very common exception source when building a model (e.g. when editing XML files or editing models, this exception pops up, and it's useful to know where the errant property is).Testing I've completed
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