Fix error handling by raising ReadWriteMemoryError in multiple method… #33
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes error handling in the ReadWriteMemory library by properly raising exceptions instead of just creating them. The change addresses a bug where ReadWriteMemoryError instances were being created but not raised, causing errors to be silently ignored.
- Adds
raisekeyword before ReadWriteMemoryError instantiation in all exception handling blocks - Fixes error propagation in 8 memory operation methods (read, write, and their variants)
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| error = {'msg': str(error), 'Handle': self.handle, 'PID': self.pid, | ||
| 'Name': self.name, 'ErrorCode': self.error_code} | ||
| ReadWriteMemoryError(error) | ||
| raise ReadWriteMemoryError(error) |
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The ReadWriteMemoryError constructor appears to expect a string message, but a dictionary is being passed. This will likely result in an unhelpful error representation. Consider passing error['msg'] instead of the entire error dictionary, or update the exception class to properly handle dictionary input.
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