ExceptionBase |
Name | Description |
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![]() | Returns a key/value set of data that is associated to the exception. |
![]() | Returns the current VB error number associated with this exception. |
![]() | Sets the VB error number for this exception instance. |
![]() | Gets a link to a help file associated with the exception. |
![]() | Sets a link to a help file associated with the exception. |
![]() | Gets the HResult the current exception represents. |
![]() | Sets the HResult the current exception represents. |
![]() | Gets the exception that caused the Subclassed exception to be thrown. |
![]() | Sets the exception that caused the Subclassed exception to be thrown. |
![]() | Gets the error message associated with the Subclass exception. |
![]() | Sets the error message associated with the Subclass exception. |
![]() | Gets a description of the source of the exception. |
![]() | Sets a description of the source of the exception. |
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Name | Description |
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![]() | Gets the original exception that caused the chain of exceptions to occur. |
![]() | Returns a value being maintained in the exception base class. |
![]() | Sets a value that can be associated with the exception without needing to maintain the value in the Subclass exception class. |
![]() | Returns the exception message prepended with the type name of the Subclass Exception. |
This class should be used as a contained object that functions can be delegated to and performed with. This class contains the primary functions and properties common to all exceptions.
If the user-derived exception class needs to handle more information than this base class manages, then the developer needs to implement those additional features directly into the derived class.