parameters: (self, oXcpt, hrStatus)
return_statement: return False
docstring: Checks if the exception oXcpt is equal to the COM/XPCOM status code
          hrStatus.
  
          The oXcpt parameter can be any kind of object, we'll just return True
          if it doesn't behave like a our exception class.
  
          Will not raise any exception as long as hrStatus and self are not bad.
docstring_summary: Checks if the exception oXcpt is equal to the COM/XPCOM status code
          hrStatus.
docstring_tokens: Checks if the exception oXcpt is equal to the COM / XPCOM status code hrStatus .
function: def xcptIsEqual(self, oXcpt, hrStatus):
          """
          Checks if the exception oXcpt is equal to the COM/XPCOM status code
          hrStatus.
  
          The oXcpt parameter can be any kind of object, we'll just return True
          if it doesn't behave like a our exception class.
  
          Will not raise any exception as long as hrStatus and self are not bad.
          """
          try:
              hrXcpt = self.xcptGetStatus(oXcpt)
          except AttributeError:
              return False
          if hrXcpt == hrStatus:
              return True
  
          # Fudge for 32-bit signed int conversion.
          if 0x7fffffff < hrStatus <= 0xffffffff and hrXcpt < 0:
              if (hrStatus - 0x100000000) == hrXcpt:
                  return True
          return False
function_tokens: def xcptIsEqual ( self , oXcpt , hrStatus ) : try : hrXcpt = self . xcptGetStatus ( oXcpt ) except AttributeError : return False if hrXcpt == hrStatus : return True # Fudge for 32-bit signed int conversion. if 0x7fffffff < hrStatus <= 0xffffffff and hrXcpt < 0 : if ( hrStatus - 0x100000000 ) == hrXcpt : return True return False