What will be the alternative of system.object class from visual basic in C#?

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Hello,

I have a code written in Visual Basic and I am writing the same in C# now.

The code in Visual Basic is as follows:

VB

<pre>Dim Width1500 As String = fPath + "\err\Width1500\" & i1.value

When I tried to write the same in C#, it showed me an error. The code I wrote is:

C#

string Width1500 = fPath.ToString() + "\\err\\Width1500\\" + i1.value;

The error I am getting is:

Error CS1061: 'object' does not contain a definition for 'value' and no extension method 'value' accepting a first argument of type 'object' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

Please help.

Regards
Aman Chaurasia

What I have tried:

string Width1500 = fPath.ToString() + "\\err\\Width1500\\" + i1.value;

, but it won't help.

Posted 28-May-18 19:21pm

Primo Chalice

Updated 28-May-18 19:32pm

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F-ES Sitecore 29-May-18 4:34am

How are you assigning a value to i1?

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Jinto Jacob · Answer 1 · 2018-05-28T19:34:00

Solution 1

you have to cast the object to proper type fist(to the object type of i1)

try

(i1 as 'i1_object_type').value

Posted 28-May-18 19:34pm

Jinto Jacob

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Primo Chalice 29-May-18 1:38am

I tried (i1 as object).value because I am running a foreach loop, a few lines before this as follows. Also, it shows me the same error as before.

foreach (var i1 in Regex.Matches(LargeImageList, "(.+\\.jpg)")). So, i believe I will have to write i1 as object itself, right?

Jinto Jacob 29-May-18 2:06am

what is the datatype of LargeImageList. if it is a collection of string you don't need to take .value.

check types of LargeImageList and i1 and replay

Richard Deeming 31-May-18 13:39pm

If i1 is always the expected type, then just cast it directly to that type.

If i1 is not always the expected type, then as will return null, and your code will throw a NullReferenceException.