D3DXFERR Return Values

The methods used to work with DirectX .x files can return the following values in addition to the standard COM return values.

D3DXFERR_BADARRAYSIZE: An array exceeds the allowable size.
D3DXFERR_BADCACHEFILE: A cache file could not be read.
D3DXFERR_BADDataReference: Template member data could not be retrieved.
D3DXFERR_BADFILE: A file read or write operation failed.
D3DXFERR_BADFILEFLOATSIZE: File is not the expected size.
D3DXFERR_BADFILETYPE: File has an invalid format.
D3DXFERR_BADFILEVERSION: File has an invalid format version.
D3DXFERR_BADOBJECT: Data could not be read from or written to an object.
D3DXFERR_BADRESOURCE: An operation on a resource failed.
D3DXFERR_BADTYPE: File did not match known template types.
D3DXFERR_BADVALUE: A variable is outside its expected range; typically returned when an object pointer is invalid.
D3DXFERR_FILENOTFOUND: A valid handle could not be found for the specified file.
D3DXFERR_NOMOREDATA: Pointer offset extended beyond the end of the buffer.
D3DXFERR_NOMOREOBJECTS: No more child objects are available.
D3DXFERR_NOTDONEYET: Data type did not match allowed types.
D3DXFERR_NOTFOUND: Object could not be found from the specified parameters.
D3DXFERR_PARSEERROR: Data stream could not be parsed.
D3DXFERR_RESOURCENOTFOUND: A valid handle could not be found for the specified resource.

Remarks

The .x file error facility code _FACD3DXF is used to generate error codes. For example:

#define _FACD3DXF           0x876
#define D3DXFERR_BADOBJECT  MAKE_HRESULT( 1, _FACD3DXF, 900 )

Requirement	Value
Header	D3dx9xof.h