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The following bindings are exported by the library (vicare posix
pid-files)
.
Base condition type used to tag compound condition objects as
PID file errors. It is derived from &error
. It
has no fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-error
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-error
.
Condition type used to tag compound condition objects as “PID
file already exists” errors: it must be used whenever, upon attempting
to create a PID file, a file with the selected pathname
already exists. It is derived from &pid-file-error
. It has
no fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-already-exists
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-already-exists
.
Condition type used to tag compound condition objects as “PID
file missing” errors: it must be used whenever the PID file
does not exist but it should. It is derived from
&pid-file-error
. It has no fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-missing
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-missing
.
Condition type used to tag compound condition objects as “PID
file creation” errors: it must be used whenever an error occurs while
creating a PID file. It is derived from
&pid-file-error
. It has no fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-creation
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-creation
.
Condition type used to tag compound condition objects as “PID
file removal” errors: it must be used whenever an error occurs while
removing a PID file. It is derived from
&pid-file-error
. It has no fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-removal
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-removal
.
Condition type used to tag compound condition objects as “PID
file invalid contents” errors: it must be used whenever the
PID file does not contain the PID of the current
process. It is derived from &pid-file-error
. It has no
fields.
Build and return a new condition object of type
&pid-file-invalid-contents
.
Return #t
if obj is an instance of
&pid-file-invalid-contents
.
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