Examples of BadRecord

Examples of skyproc.exceptions.BadRecord

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  String nextType = Record.getNextType(in);
  SubRecord record = get(nextType);
  if (record != null) {
      record.parseData(record.extractRecordData(in), srcMod);
  } else {
      throw new BadRecord(getTypes().get(0).toString() + " doesn't know what to do with a " + nextType + " record.");
  }
    }
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Examples of skyproc.exceptions.BadRecord

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                }
            }
        }
        SPProgressBarPlug.incrementBar();
        if (bad) {
            throw new BadRecord("Duplicate EDIDs or FormIDs.  Check logs for a listing.");
        }

        SPProgressBarPlug.setStatusNumbered("Validating Record Lengths");
        // Validate all record lengths are correct
        if (!NiftyFunc.validateRecordLengths(outPath, 1)) {
            SPGlobal.logError("Record Length Check", "Record lengths were off.");
            throw new BadRecord("Record lengths are off.");
        }
        SPProgressBarPlug.incrementBar();

        SPProgressBarPlug.setStatusNumbered("Exporting Consistency File");
        if (Consistency.automaticExport) {
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Examples of skyproc.exceptions.BadRecord

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      } else {
    SubRecord record = getSilent(nextType);
    record.parseData(record.extractRecordData(in), srcMod);
      }
  } else {
      throw new BadRecord(getTypes().get(0).toString() + " doesn't know what to do with a " + nextType.toString() + " record.");
  }
    }
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