 Exception classes The classes provided for exceptions in the netrexx.lang package are all subclasses of java.lang.RuntimeException and all have the same content. Each has two constructors: one taking no argument and the other taking a string of type java.lang.String, which is used for additional detail describing the exception. The Exceptions are signalled as follows. - BadArgumentException
signalled when an argument to a method is incorrect. - BadColumnException
signalled when a column number in a parsing template is not valid (for example, not a number). - BadNumericException
signalled when a numeric digits instruction tries to set a value that is not a whole number, or is not positive, or is more than nine digits. - DivideException
signalled when an error occurs during a division. This may be due to an attempt to divide by zero, or when the intermediate result of an integer divide or remainder operation is not valid. - ExponentOverflowException
signalled when the exponent resulting from an operation would require more than nine digits. - NoOtherwiseException
signalled when a select construct does not supply an otherwise clause and none of expressions on the when clauses resulted in '1'. - NotCharacterException
signalled when a conversion from a string to a single character was attempted but the string was not exactly one character long. - NotLogicException
signalled when a conversion from a string to a boolean was attempted but the string was neither the string '0' nor the string '1'.
Other exceptions, from the java.lang package, may also be signalled, for example NumberFormatException or NullPointerException. Supplement to The NetRexx Language by Mike Cowlishaw, mfc@uk.ibm.com (ISBN 0-13-806332-X, 197pp, Prentice-Hall, 1997). | 
