Exception.HResult Propriété

public:  property int HResult {  public:
int get(); protected:
 void set(int value); };

public:
 property int HResult { int get(); void set(int value); };

protected:
 property int HResult { int get(); void set(int value); };

public int HResult { get; protected set; }

public int HResult { get; set; }

protected int HResult { get; set; }

member this.HResult : int with get, set

Public Property HResult As Integer

Protected Property HResult As Integer

Valeur de propriété

Valeur HRESULT.

Exemples

L’exemple de code suivant définit une classe dérivée Exception qui définit la HResult propriété sur une valeur personnalisée dans son constructeur.

// Example for the Exception.HResult property.
using System;

namespace NDP_UE_CS
{
    // Create the derived exception class.
    class SecondLevelException : Exception
    {
        const int SecondLevelHResult = unchecked( (int)0x81234567 );

        // Set HResult for this exception, and include it in
        // the exception message.
        public SecondLevelException( string message, Exception inner ) :
            base( string.Format( "(HRESULT:0x{1:X8}) {0}",
                message, SecondLevelHResult ), inner )
        {
            HResult = SecondLevelHResult;
        }
    }

    class HResultDemo
    {
        public static void Main()
        {
            // This function forces a division by 0 and throws
            // a second exception.
            try
            {
                try
                {
                    int  zero = 0;
                    int  ecks = 1 / zero;
                }
                catch( Exception ex )
                {
                    throw new SecondLevelException(
                        "Forced a division by 0 and threw " +
                        "a second exception.", ex );
                }
            }
            catch( Exception ex )
            {
                Console.WriteLine( ex.ToString( ) );
            }
        }
    }
}

/*
This example of Exception.HResult generates the following output.

NDP_UE_CS.SecondLevelException: (HRESULT:0x81234567) Forced a division by 0 and
 threw a second exception. ---> System.DivideByZeroException: Attempted to divi
de by zero.
   at NDP_UE_CS.HResultDemo.Main()
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at NDP_UE_CS.HResultDemo.Main()
*/

// Example for the Exception.HResult property.
open System

let secondLevelHResult = 0x81234567

// Create the derived exception class.
// Set HResult for this exception, and include it in the exception message.
type SecondLevelException(message, inner) as this =
    inherit Exception($"(HRESULT:0x{secondLevelHResult:X8}) %s{message}", inner)
    do
        this.HResult <- secondLevelHResult

// The following forces a division by 0 and throws a second exception.
try
    try
        let zero = 0
        let ecks = 1 / zero
        ()
    with ex ->
        raise (SecondLevelException("Forced a division by 0 and threw a second exception.", ex) )
with ex ->
    printfn $"{ex}"

// This example of Exception.HResult generates the following output.
//
// NDP_UE_FS+SecondLevelException: (HRESULT:0x81234567) Forced a division by 0 and
//  threw a second exception. ---> System.DivideByZeroException: Attempted to divi
// de by zero.
//    at <StartupCode$fs>.$NDP_UE_FS.main@()
//    --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
//    at <StartupCode$fs>.$NDP_UE_FS.main@()

' Example for the Exception.HResult property.
Namespace NDP_UE_VB

    ' Create the derived exception class.
    Class SecondLevelException
        Inherits Exception

        Private Const SecondLevelHResult As Integer = &H81234567
       
        ' Set HResult for this exception, and include it in 
        ' the exception message.
        Public Sub New(message As String, inner As Exception)

            MyBase.New( String.Format( "(HRESULT:0x{1:X8}) {0}", _
                message, SecondLevelHResult ), inner )
            HResult = SecondLevelHResult
        End Sub
    End Class

    Module HResultDemo
       
        Sub Main()
            ' This function forces a division by 0 and throws 
            ' a second exception.
            Try
                Try
                    Dim zero As Integer = 0
                    Dim ecks As Integer = 1 \ zero

                Catch ex As Exception
                    Throw New SecondLevelException( _
                        "Forced a division by 0 and threw " & _
                        "a second exception.", ex )
                End Try
              
            Catch ex As Exception
                Console.WriteLine( ex.ToString( ) )
            End Try
        End Sub

    End Module ' HResultDemo
End Namespace ' NDP_UE_VB

' This example of Exception.HResult generates the following output.
' 
' NDP_UE_VB.SecondLevelException: (HRESULT:0x81234567) Forced a division by 0 a
' nd threw a second exception. ---> System.DivideByZeroException: Attempted to
' divide by zero.
'    at NDP_UE_VB.HResultDemo.Main()
'    --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
'    at NDP_UE_VB.HResultDemo.Main()

Remarques

HRESULT est une valeur 32 bits, divisée en trois champs différents : un code de gravité, un code d’installation et un code d’erreur. Le code de gravité indique si la valeur de retour représente des informations, un avertissement ou une erreur. Le code de l’installation identifie la zone du système responsable de l’erreur. Le code d’erreur est un nombre unique affecté pour représenter l’exception. Chaque exception est mappée à un HRESULT distinct. Lorsque le code managé lève une exception, le runtime transmet HRESULT au client COM. Lorsque le code non managé retourne une erreur, HRESULT est converti en exception, qui est ensuite levée par le runtime. Pour plus d’informations sur les valeurs HRESULT et leurs exceptions .NET Framework correspondantes, consultez How to : Map HRESULTs and Exceptions. Consultez les valeurs HRESULT courantes dans la documentation Windows pour obtenir la liste des valeurs que vous êtes le plus susceptible de rencontrer.

À compter du .NET Framework 4.5, l’élément setter de la HResult propriété est protégé, tandis que son getter est public. Dans les versions précédentes du .NET Framework, getter et setter sont protégés.

Voir aussi

• Guide pratique pour mapper les HRESULTs et les exceptions
• Valeurs HRESULT courantes