E Emmet Gray May 24, 2004 #2 The quick answer is.... Convert.ToInt32(obj) But, as you're probably aware, there is a probability of overflow. Betcha can't wait for VStudio2005 where we get unsigned types!
The quick answer is.... Convert.ToInt32(obj) But, as you're probably aware, there is a probability of overflow. Betcha can't wait for VStudio2005 where we get unsigned types!
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] May 24, 2004 #3 * "Emmet Gray said: The quick answer is.... Convert.ToInt32(obj) But, as you're probably aware, there is a probability of overflow. Betcha can't wait for VStudio2005 where we get unsigned types! Click to expand... .... but there will still be an overflow...
* "Emmet Gray said: The quick answer is.... Convert.ToInt32(obj) But, as you're probably aware, there is a probability of overflow. Betcha can't wait for VStudio2005 where we get unsigned types! Click to expand... .... but there will still be an overflow...
