/* 
	E_Exception.java

	Title:			Virtual Control Surface
	Author:			root
	Description:	

Copyright © 2001 Jason Lamport
All Rights Reserved

Superclasses for all application-defined exceptions.

In general, I consider it good form *never* to throw any of the 
built-in java.lang exceptions: this way, it is immediately obvious whether 
the exception was thrown explicitly by my own code, or by a method
in a standard library.

*/

package com.strangelight;

// *******	superclasses for all application-defined exceptions ******** //
public abstract class E_Exception extends Exception { 
	public E_Exception(String s) { super(s); }
	public E_Exception() { super(); }
}

public abstract class E_RuntimeException extends RuntimeException { 
	public E_RuntimeException(String s) { super(s); }
	public E_RuntimeException() { super(); }
}

//	*************************************************	//

public class E_Unknown extends E_RuntimeException { 
	public E_Unknown(String s) { super(s); }
	public E_Unknown() { super(); }
}

public class E_Unexpected extends E_RuntimeException { 
	public E_Unexpected(String s) { super(s); }
	public E_Unexpected() { super(); }
}

public class E_OutOfBounds extends IndexOutOfBoundsException { 
	public E_OutOfBounds(String s) { super(s); }
	public E_OutOfBounds() { super(); }
}