How can I convert from an ASP.NET Unit structure to int in c#? Or reverse?
The Value
property returns a dobule, that you can convert to an integer:
int h = (int)someControl.Height.Value;
However, the conversion might not make sense for some unit types. If you don't know for certain that the unit is of a specific type, you would want to check the Type
property first.
For ASP.NET Unit:
unit.IsEmpty ? 0 : Convert.ToInt32(unit.Value);
Probably he need this:
int myInt = 1;
uint myUint = (uint)myInt;
uint myUint = 1;
int myInt = (int)myUint;
Convert.Toint32( UInt );
I guess u meant UInt not Unit
EDIT : Ok thought you meant uint sorry
Use Unit.Value property. It will return double and you can cast it to int
Something like (int)xyz.Value
WEhere xyz is the unit variable
To convert int to unit use new Unit(value)
The Unit type has a Value property. This is a double, but you can cast it to an int if you want. The casting may cause a loss of precision, but you are probably aware of that.
To create a Unit just use the constructor that takes an int.