closed_function_error

Julia

struct ClosedFunctionError <: EarthSciASTError
ClosedFunctionError(code::String, message::String)
ClosedFunctionError(code, message)

ClosedFunctionError(code::String, message::String)

Raised by the closed function registry when the spec contract is violated. code is one of the stable diagnostic codes pinned by esm-spec §9.1–§9.2:

• unknown_closed_function — fn-op name is not in the v0.3.0 set.
• closed_function_arity — wrong number of arguments for the named function.
• closed_function_overflow — integer-typed result would overflow Int32.
• searchsorted_non_monotonic — xs is not non-decreasing.
• searchsorted_nan_in_table — xs contains a NaN entry.
• interp_non_monotonic_axis — interp.linear / interp.bilinear axis is not strictly increasing (esm-spec §9.2; equal-adjacent rejected because the blend denominator would be zero).
• interp_axis_length_mismatch — interp.linear: len(table) != len(axis); interp.bilinear: len(table) != len(axis_x), or any inner row length differs from len(axis_y).
• interp_nan_in_axis — any axis (or axis_x, axis_y) contains a NaN.
• interp_axis_too_short — any axis has fewer than 2 entries.
• interp_table_not_const / interp_axis_not_const — table / axis argument is not a literal const-op array (e.g. a variable reference). Raised by the AST extraction site, not by evaluate_closed_function directly.

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TypeScript

class ClosedFunctionError extends EsmDiagnosticError
new ClosedFunctionError(code: ClosedFunctionErrorCode, message: string): ClosedFunctionError

Error thrown by closed function dispatch and load-time table validation. code identifies the spec-pinned diagnostic; cross-binding harnesses compare against this exact string.

Source

Python

Python does not export this error.

Rust

pub struct ClosedFunctionError {
    pub code: String,
    pub message: String,
}

impl ClosedFunctionError { pub fn new(code: impl Into<String>, message: impl Into<String>) -> Self }

Error type for closed-function dispatch failures (esm-spec §9.1–§9.2).

The code field carries one of the stable diagnostic codes pinned by the spec; downstream tooling pattern-matches on these strings. The set is kept in lockstep with the Julia / Python / TypeScript / Go bindings.

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Go

type ClosedFunctionError struct {
	Code    string
	Message string
}

func (e *ClosedFunctionError) DiagnosticCode() string

func (e *ClosedFunctionError) Error() string

ClosedFunctionError carries the spec-defined diagnostic codes pinned by esm-spec §9.1–§9.2 / §9.3:

• unknown_closed_function — fn name is not in the v0.3.0 set.
• closed_function_arity — wrong number of arguments.
• closed_function_overflow — integer-typed result would overflow Int32.
• searchsorted_non_monotonic — xs is not non-decreasing.
• searchsorted_nan_in_table — xs contains a NaN entry.
• interp_non_monotonic_axis — interp.linear/bilinear axis is not strictly increasing.
• interp_axis_length_mismatch — table shape disagrees with axis length(s).
• interp_nan_in_axis — interp.linear/bilinear axis contains NaN.
• interp_axis_too_short — interp.linear/bilinear axis has fewer than 2 entries.

Methods

func (e *ClosedFunctionError) DiagnosticCode() string

DiagnosticCode returns the stable diagnostic code (DiagnosticError).

func (e *ClosedFunctionError) Error() string

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