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IDebugEnumField::GetValueFromStringCaseInsensitive

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This method uses a case-insensitive search to return the value associated with the name of an enumeration constant.

Syntax

HRESULT GetValueFromStringCaseInsensitive(
   LPCOLESTR  pszValue,
   ULONGLONG* pvalue
);

int GetValueFromStringCaseInsensitive(
   string    pszValue,
   out ulong pValue
);

Parameters

pszValue
[in] A string specifying the name for which to get the value. Note that for C++, this is a wide character string.

pValue
[out] Returns the associated numerical value.

Return Value

If successful, returns S_OK; otherwise, returns S_FALSE, if the name is not part of the enumeration, or an error code.

Remarks

This method is case-insensitive. If a case-sensitive search is needed (for example, in a language such as C++ where names are case-sensitive), use GetValueFromString.

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