ArgumentInvalidTypeError

pentaho.lang. ArgumentInvalidTypeError

The ArgumentInvalidTypeError class is the class of errors for a function's argument that has been specified, although with a value of an unsupported type, according to the documented contract.

The name of the argument can be that of a nested property. For example: "keyArgs.description".

Types can be:

• One of the possible results of the typeof operator. For example: "number", "string", "boolean", "function".
• The name of global classes/constructors, that would be testable by use of the instanceof operator or by accessing the constructor property. For example: "Array", "Object", or "HTMLElement".
• The identifier of an AMD module that returns a constructor or factory. For example: "pentaho/type/Complex".

AMD Module

require(["pentaho/lang/ArgumentInvalidTypeError"], function(ArgumentInvalidTypeError) { /* code goes here */ });

Extends

• pentaho.lang.ArgumentError

define(["pentaho/lang/ArgumentInvalidTypeError"], function(ArgumentInvalidTypeError) {

 function createInstance(type, args) {
 var TypeCtor;

 switch(typeof type) {
 case "string":
 TypeCtor = window[type];
 break;

 case "function":
 TypeCtor = type;
 break;

 default:
 throw new ArgumentInvalidTypeError("type", ["string", "function"], typeof type);
 }

 // ...
 }

 // ...
});