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Got a newbe question:
If the MSDN specifcation says this for parameters to a
method.
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Parameters
value
An Object that implements the IConvertible interface
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Does that mean that I can send anything in to the method that implements
IConvertible? Int, long, char and so on.
If so how does the runtime decide when to call what method if the method is
overloaded like:
method(object value){}
method(int myInt){}
if you send in an int?
Ran in to a problem when I was writing a test for Convert in namespace
System. The methods FromBase64CharArray and FromBase64String boath strange
error when using mono in cygwin but not when running in windows. I get a
popup saying
**ERROR**: file unicode.c line 208 (ves_icall_iconv_new_decoder): assertion
failed: (cd != (iconv_t)-1) aborting...
don't know if leaves the same messege if you run mono on linux...but I
would guess it does.
//Krister
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