1: <?php
 2: /**
 3:  * This file contains the implementation of the class DBWorkerException. It extends the DBWorkerException
 4:  * exception to distinguish the database related errors in catches.
 5:  *
 6:  * @package Database
 7:  *
 8:  * @author Oleg Schildt
 9:  */
10: 
11: namespace SmartFactory\DatabaseWorkers;
12: 
13: use \SmartFactory\SmartException;
14: 
15: /**
16:  * Class for DBWorkerException in the SmartFactory library.
17:  *
18:  * @author Oleg Schildt
19:  */
20: class DBWorkerException extends SmartException
21: {
22:     /**
23:      * Constructor.
24:      *
25:      * @param string $message
26:      * Error message.
27:      *
28:      * @param string $error_code
29:      * Error code.
30:      *
31:      * Since the error texts can be localized, the unique code of the error might be important fo using
32:      * in comparison.
33:      *
34:      * @param string $error_element
35:      * Error element.
36:      *
37:      * @param array $error_details
38:      * The details might be useful if the message translations are provided on the client, not
39:      * on the server, and the message should contain some details that may vary from case to case.
40:      * In that case, the servers return the message id instead of final text and the details, the client
41:      * uses the message id, gets the final translated text and substitutes the parameters through the details.
42:      *
43:      * @param string $technical_info
44:      * Additional technical information. It can be used if it is a programming error and displayed only if the debug mode is active.
45:      *
46:      * @author Oleg Schildt
47:      */
48:     public function __construct(string $message, string $error_code, string $error_element = "", array $error_details = [], string $technical_info = "")
49:     {
50:         parent::__construct($message, $error_code, $error_element, $error_details, $technical_info);
51:     }
52: } // DBWorkerException