In exceptions.py JSONPointerIndexError, JSONPointerKeyError, and JSONPointerTypeError use multiple inheritance to extend from both JSONPointerResolutionError, and IndexError, KeyError, and TypeError respectively.
Java doesn't have multiple class inheritance. I could get tricky with using interfaces to try to duplicate this, but first I wanted to ask what is your design goal with this class hierarchy? In test_json_pointer.py, you're catching the Python built-ins and not your custom Error classes. Is there a reason you are not just catching JSONPointerIndexError, JSONPointerKeyError, and JSONPointerTypeError?
Thanks!
In exceptions.py JSONPointerIndexError, JSONPointerKeyError, and JSONPointerTypeError use multiple inheritance to extend from both JSONPointerResolutionError, and IndexError, KeyError, and TypeError respectively.
Java doesn't have multiple class inheritance. I could get tricky with using interfaces to try to duplicate this, but first I wanted to ask what is your design goal with this class hierarchy? In test_json_pointer.py, you're catching the Python built-ins and not your custom Error classes. Is there a reason you are not just catching JSONPointerIndexError, JSONPointerKeyError, and JSONPointerTypeError?
Thanks!