Stores either nothing (which represents success) or a std.string that represents an error. This is the non-const half of the class. More...

Inheritance diagram for MR.Expected_Void_StdString:

Public Member Functions
unsafe	Expected_Void_StdString ()
	Constructs an empty (default-constructed) instance.

unsafe	Expected_Void_StdString (MR._ByValue_Expected_Void_StdString other)
	Constructs a copy of another instance. The source remains alive.

unsafe void	assign (MR._ByValue_Expected_Void_StdString other)
	Assigns the contents from another instance. Both objects remain alive after the call.

unsafe new MR.Std.? String	getError ()
	If this instance represents an error, returns the stored `std.string`. Otherwise null. This version returns a mutable pointer.

Public Member Functions inherited from MR.Const_Expected_Void_StdString
virtual void	Dispose ()

unsafe	Const_Expected_Void_StdString ()
	Constructs an empty (default-constructed) instance.

unsafe	Const_Expected_Void_StdString (MR._ByValue_Expected_Void_StdString other)
	Constructs a copy of another instance. The source remains alive.

unsafe bool	getValue ()
	Returns true if this instance stores nothing (which represents success).

unsafe MR.Std.? Const_String	getError ()
	If this instance represents an error, returns the stored `std.string`. Otherwise null.

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from MR.Const_Expected_Void_StdString
static unsafe implicit	operator bool (MR.Const_Expected_Void_StdString _this)
	Returns true if this instance represents success, or false if it represents an error.

Protected Member Functions inherited from MR.Const_Expected_Void_StdString
virtual unsafe void	Dispose (bool disposing)

Protected Attributes inherited from MR.Misc.Object< Const_Expected_Void_StdString >
bool	_IsOwningVal

Properties inherited from MR.Misc.Object< Const_Expected_Void_StdString >
virtual bool	_IsOwning `[get]`
	Returns true if this is an owning instance, and when disposed, will destroy the underlying C++ instance. If false, we assume that the underlying C++ instance will live long enough.

Detailed Description

Stores either nothing (which represents success) or a std.string that represents an error. This is the non-const half of the class.

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Public Member Functions