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#include <NotFound.h>
Inheritance diagram for NotFound:

Raise a NotFound exception when an attempt is made to open a connection to a device, but the device cannot be found. For example, if an attempt is made to open a Stream, but the associated file cannot be found (perhaps because the pathname was incorrect), this will raise a NotFound exception naming the underlying filesystem, to which a connection could not be made. NotFound provides access to the failed object(), the message() and the name() of the failed object.
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| NotFound () | |
| Construct a default NotFound. | |
| virtual | ~NotFound () |
| Release a NotFound. | |
| NotFound (ObjectID, StringID) | |
| Construct a NotFound exception. | |
| virtual ObjectID | clone () const |
| Clone a shallow copy of this NotFound. | |
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| NotFound (const NotFound &) | |
| Copy another NotFound. | |
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Copy another NotFound. Required by C++ to ensure that copying an NotFound faithfully copies a DeviceError.
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Construct a default NotFound.
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Release a NotFound.
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Construct a NotFound exception. Raised when an attempt is made to connect to a device, such as a filesystem, but this is not found, usually because the path name to the device was incorrect.
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Clone a shallow copy of this NotFound.
Reimplemented from Exception. |
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