Enum Error

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pub enum Error {
    ValueNotSet = 40_000,
    TransferFailed = 40_001,
    NotAnOwnerOrApproved = 40_002,
    ApprovalToCurrentOwner = 40_003,
    ApproveToCaller = 40_004,
    InvalidTokenId = 40_005,
    TokenAlreadyExists = 40_006,
}

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Error enum for the CEP-95 contract.

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ValueNotSet = 40_000

The value is not set.

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TransferFailed = 40_001

The transfer failed.

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NotAnOwnerOrApproved = 40_002

The token ID is invalid.

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ApprovalToCurrentOwner = 40_003

The approval is set to the current owner.

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ApproveToCaller = 40_004

The caller is the same as the operator.

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InvalidTokenId = 40_005

The token ID is invalid.

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TokenAlreadyExists = 40_006

The token with the given ID already exists.

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impl From<Error> for OdraError

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fn from(error: Error) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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impl SchemaErrors for Error

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fn schema_errors() -> Vec<UserError>

Returns a vector of UserErrors.

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impl UnwindSafe for Error

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