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  1. Oct 7th, 2005, 02:35 AM #1
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    System.__ComObject

    i want to cast it to int.
    is it possible?
    i am unable to do it.
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    Re: System.__ComObject

    Is that VC++.NET ??
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    Re: System.__ComObject

    Why the hell would you want to cast it to an int for?

    Hope this helps.
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    Re: System.__ComObject

    no my program is in C#.
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    Re: System.__ComObject

    Quote Originally Posted by penagate
    Why the hell would you want to cast it to an int for?

    Hope this helps.
    Oopps wrong.
    I want to convert int into System.__ComObject .
    That's right.
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  7. Oct 16th, 2005, 03:18 PM #6
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    Re: System.__ComObject

    I guess you're using an ActiveX control and you need to create an object for that control - is that right?

    If so you should probably just create an object of the type the ActiveX control is looking for. When you use GetType.Type on a COM object, you get System.__ComObject. I'm assuming you've done this and this is why you think you need to turn an int into a System.__ComObject.

    Instead, you need to figure out what type of object it really is, by using the "as" operator.

    I'm guessing a bunch here, if you provide more details I might be able to help more.

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