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= class GConf::Error
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+
== Object Hierarchy
* Object
* Exception
* StandardError
* RuntimeError
* GConf::Error
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== Instance Methods
--- code
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- * Returns: self
+ Returns the ((<error code|GConfError#GConfError>))
+ * Returns: error code
--- domain
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- * Returns: self
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+ Returns the error domain name.
+ * Returns: domain
+
== Constants
+ === GConfError
--- FAILED
Indicates that the operation fatally failed for some fairly unpredictable and idiosyncratic reason not covered by the more specific error values. The error message will give details.
--- NO_SERVER
The gconfd configuration server could not be contacted, and we couldn't or didn't respawn it for whatever reason. The error message may give more details. This probably means either a bug in gconfd or a hosed local configuration.
--- NO_PERMISSION
User was denied permission to access some resource at some point; perhaps a file in a file-based configuration backend, perhaps some authentication tokens are wrong. The error message will give more details.
--- BAD_ADDRESS
A configuration source address was invalid.
--- BAD_KEY
A configuration key was invalid.
--- PARSE_ERROR
Something had to be parsed, and it couldn't be. Typically, a string representation of a config value found in a config file or obtained from the user. Error message will often have more details.
--- CORRUPT
Typically means that the text files or binary database used by some backend have gotten hosed. Most backends will try to self-repair, within reason. If they can't they will bail with this error.
--- TYPE_MISMATCH
Some routines in the GConf libraries impose type constraints; if these are violated you get this error.
--- IS_DIR
This error is returned if you try to perform a key operation on a name that turns out to be a directory. Some backends don't check for this error, they just report that the key isn't set...
--- IS_KEY
This error is returned if you try to perform a directory operation on a name that turns out to be a key. Some backends don't check for this error...
--- OVERRIDDEN
This means that you tried to set a value, and a read-only configuration source found before the first user-writable source in the path has already set the value. That is, setting the value would have no effect because the read-only source's setting would override the new value. You should report to the user that their setting will not take effect.
--- OAF_ERROR
liboaf error
--- LOCAL_ENGINE
Tried to use remote operations on a local engine
--- LOCK_FAILED
Failed to get a lockfile
--- NO_WRITABLE_DATABASE
Nowhere to write a value
--- IN_SHUTDOWN
Server is shutting down