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The following table lists constants in this documentation.

Name 
Description 
Used to test whether the variant array contains IDispatch elements. 
Used to test whether the variant array is of fixed size. 
Specifies that a variant array has no flags set. 
Used to test whether the variant array contains BSTR elements. 
Used to test whether the variant array contains IUnknown elements. 
Used to test whether the variant array contains Variant elements. 
CMaxArrayVarType gives the upper bound of the CVarTypeToElementInfo array. 
CMinArrayVarType gives the lower bound of the CVarTypeToElementInfo array. 
This constant is internally used by the SafeArrayCreate function. 
Specifies whether the implementation for the variant operation routines is cross-platform. 
Specifies whether the implementation for the safe array routines is cross-platform. 
Specifies whether the implementation for the safe array routines uses the Libc unit. 
Specifies whether the implementation for the variant support routines is cross-platform. 
Specifies whether the implementation for the variant-manipulating routines is cross-platform. 
Specifies that the given array is locked. 
Indicates that the given index is out of range. 
Specifies that the variant type of the input parameter is invalid. 
VAR_CMP_EQ specifies that the variants are equal, after a call to the function referenced by the VarCmp variable. 
VAR_CMP_GT specifies that the first variant is greater than the second, after a call to the function referenced by the VarCmp variable. 
VAR_CMP_LT specifies that the first variant is lower than the second, after a call to the function referenced by the VarCmp variable. 
VAR_CMP_NULL specifies that either one of the variants is nil, after a call to the function referenced by the VarCmp variable. 
Specifies that the application raised an exception. 
Specifies that either one of the arguments is invalid. 
Specifies the default locale for the user or process. 
Specifies that the operation is not implemented. 
Specifies that a variant operation was successful. 
Specifies that there is not enough memory to complete the operation. 
Specifies that a variant operation caused an overflow. 
Indicates that there is no correspondence between the parameter DISPIDs and a parameter of the method. 
Specifies that the argument cannot be cast to the specified type. 
Indicates that an unexpected error occurred. 
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