These error classes are for each HTTP error, and inherit from
the Error class in this package.
In addition to what's available in Error,
these classes have a single variable mssg that is the very
verbose complete message describing the HTTP condition in detail.
You can include that message in your condition by using do_verbose
(see below)
Methods
In addition to the methods documented in Error, these methods
also have:
do_verbose(response, template) Execute condition, whether it be message, warning, or error.
response: is any response from crul, curl, or httr
Execute condition, whether it be message, warning, error, or your
own custom function. This method uses message_template_verbose,
and uses it's default value.
template: a template to use for the verbose message, see Error
for details
HTTPRequestURITooLong$new(
message_template = "{{reason}} ............ {{status}}",
message_template_verbose = "{{reason}} .>.>.>.>.>.> {{status}}\n {{message}}"
)
#> <HTTPRequestURITooLong>
#> behavior: stop
#> message_template: {{reason}} ............ {{status}}
#> message_template_verbose: {{reason}} .>.>.>.>.>.> {{status}}\n {{message}}