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dx::guid Class Reference

#include <dx_proxy.h>

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Public Member Functions

 dx_catchall_rethrow (,"%s", guid) guid(const std
 guid ()
constexpr guid (const ::GUID &guid) noexcept
 guid (const char guid[]) try
 guid (const size_t &guid0, const size_t &guid1={})
 guid (const std::_Unsigned128 &guid)
 guid (unsigned long data1, unsigned short data2, unsigned short data3, uint64_t data4) noexcept
 operator std::string () const
 operator std::wstring () const
bool operator< (const ::GUID &guid) const noexcept

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ guid() [1/6]

dx::guid::guid ( const ::GUID & guid)
inlineconstexprnoexcept
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◆ guid() [2/6]

dx::guid::guid ( unsigned long data1,
unsigned short data2,
unsigned short data3,
uint64_t data4 )
inlinenoexcept

◆ guid() [3/6]

dx::guid::guid ( const std::_Unsigned128 & guid)
inline
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◆ guid() [4/6]

dx::guid::guid ( const size_t & guid0,
const size_t & guid1 = {} )
inline

◆ guid() [5/6]

dx::guid::guid ( )
inline

◆ guid() [6/6]

dx::guid::guid ( const char guid[])
inline
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Member Function Documentation

◆ dx_catchall_rethrow()

dx::guid::dx_catchall_rethrow ( "%s" ,
guid  ) const
inline

◆ operator std::string()

dx::guid::operator std::string ( ) const
inline

◆ operator std::wstring()

dx::guid::operator std::wstring ( ) const
inline

◆ operator<()

bool dx::guid::operator< ( const ::GUID & guid) const
inlinenoexcept
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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