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:: com :: sun :: star :: script ::

exception CannotConvertException
Base Hierarchy
CannotConvertException
 ┗ ::com::sun::star::uno::Exception
Description
This exception is thrown to indicate that a type conversion can not be performed.
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DestinationTypeClass This member contains the class of the type to which the value should be converted.  
Reason This member contains the reason that the conversion failed. Have a look at FailReason.  
ArgumentIndex If the conversion of a method argument fails, this is the index of the value in the "IN" argument list. [optional]  
Elements' Details
DestinationTypeClass
::com::sun::star::uno::TypeClass DestinationTypeClass;
Description
This member contains the class of the type to which the value should be converted.
Reason
long Reason;
Description
This member contains the reason that the conversion failed. Have a look at FailReason.
ArgumentIndex
long ArgumentIndex;
Description
If the conversion of a method argument fails, this is the index of the value in the "IN" argument list. [optional]
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