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  AND_CATCH( exception_class, exception_object_pointer_name )
 
  Parameter                       Description
 
  <exception_class>               The specific exception type to test for.
                                  For a list of standard exception
                                  classes, see ◄CException►.
 
  <exception_object_pointer_name> A name for an exception object pointer
                                  that will be created by the macro. You
                                  can use the pointer name to access the
                                  exception object within the AND_CATCH
                                  block.
 
  Remarks
 
  Defines a block of code for catching additional exception types thrown
  in a preceding TRY block. Use the CATCH macro to catch one exception
  type, then the AND_CATCH macro to catch each subsequent type.
 
  The exception-processing code can interrogate the exception object, if
  appropriate, to get more information about the specific cause of the
  exception. Invocation of the THROW_LAST macro within the AND_CATCH block
  shifts processing to the next outer exception frame.
 
  NOTE: The AND_CATCH block is defined as a C++ scope (delineated by curly
        braces). If you declare variables in this scope, remember that
        they are accessible only within that scope.
 
  AND_CATCH marks the end of the preceding CATCH or AND_CATCH block.
 
  See Also
 
  ◄TRY►, ◄CATCH►, ◄THROW►, ◄END_CATCH►, ◄THROW_LAST►
 
 
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