G
Gary Coutts
Hi,
Probably a silly question, but why is all Convert.ToInt(xx) methods stated
as CLS non compliant.
Cheers
gwc
Probably a silly question, but why is all Convert.ToInt(xx) methods stated
as CLS non compliant.
Cheers
gwc
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Jochen Kalmbach
Gary said:Probably a silly question, but why is all Convert.ToInt(xx) methods
stated as CLS non compliant.
Maybe because Convert is not in the ECMA specification !?
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/net/ecma/
and especially "class library"
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Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Hi,
Certain overloads of this method are non CLS compliant as documented in
MSDN. These are probably overloads accepting arguments of non CLS compliant
types.
Certain overloads of this method are non CLS compliant as documented in
MSDN. These are probably overloads accepting arguments of non CLS compliant
types.