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Revision as of 20:42, 25 March 2011
Create a new InvalidRegex object (InvalidRegex class)
This constructor generates an instance of an InvalidRegex exception. As shown below, the required argument of the New method is a setting of the Code, Description, and Position properties.
Syntax
%invalidRegex = [%(InvalidRegex):]New( Position= number, Code= number, - Description= string)
Syntax terms
| %invReg | A reference to an instance of an InvalidRegex object. |
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| Code=code | This name required parameter specifies the numeric value (code) to be assigned to the exception object's Code property. |
| Description=desc | This name required parameter specifies the string value (desc) to be assigned to the object's Description property. |
| Position=pos | This name required parameter specifies the numeric value (pos) to be assigned to the object's Position property. |