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This is the applet presented when a title displays an error message. | This is the applet presented when a title displays an error message. | ||
See [[AM_services#Library_Applets]]. The error applet expects three [[AM_services#IStorage|IStorage]] inputs and no output. | See [[AM_services#Library_Applets]]. The error applet expects three [[AM_services#IStorage|IStorage]] inputs and no output. | ||
== ErrorConfig == | == ErrorConfig == | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
User-processes should push a common arguments struct as well as | User-processes should push a common arguments struct as well as the typical ErrorConfig struct. Since the error applet doesn't have any output, user-processes can then directly join the applet and wait for it to finish. | ||
[[Category:Library Applets]] | [[Category:Library Applets]] | ||
Revision as of 10:47, 26 February 2019
This is the applet presented when a title displays an error message. See AM_services#Library_Applets. The error applet expects three IStorage inputs and no output.
ErrorConfig
This has size 0x1018 and contains the error code, a short description of the error and a more detailed description of the error, displayed when the user clicks on "Details". Typically, all unused values can be set to zero. The first should be set to 1 if a custom error message is to be displayed. Otherwise, a default error message will be shown.
The error code is stored at offsets 0x8, containing the first part of the code, and 0xC, containing the second part of the code. Those values are expected to be u64's.
The short description of the error is stored as a char* at offset 0x18, the long description of the error is stored as a char* at offset 0x818.
Usage
User-processes should push a common arguments struct as well as the typical ErrorConfig struct. Since the error applet doesn't have any output, user-processes can then directly join the applet and wait for it to finish.