For whatever reason, I keep getting error of int.ToString() not
existing. Why not?
Has anyone encountered this problem before?

Hello (E-Mail Removed),

Any code sample?

> For whatever reason, I keep getting error of int.ToString() not
> existing. Why not?
> Has anyone encountered this problem before?

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ToString() is a non-static method, and so you need an object reference (an
instance), you can't call the method on the type itself.


So "int.ToString()" won't work, while

int i = 10;
i.ToString(); will work.
Peter

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"(E-Mail Removed)" wrote:

> For whatever reason, I keep getting error of int.ToString() not
> existing. Why not?
> Has anyone encountered this problem before?
>
>

Sorry. The title of the post could be miesleading, but that's what I
did exactly.

int nStartRow = (currentPage * dgTest.PageSize) + 1;
int nEndRow = nStartRow + dgTest.PageSize - 1;

Both nStartRow and nEndRow spit out value correctly as int data type,
but as soon as adding .ToString() method to each, I get the error
saying "nStartRow.ToString() does not exist". or "nStartRow.ToString()
does not exist".
When I view in "Watch" panel in VS.Net.

On error message on the brpwser tells me :
"Exception Details: Exception of type System.Web.HttpUnhandledException
was thrown.

Exception Details: Exception of type System.Web.HttpUnhandledException
was thrown.
Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> int nStartRow = (currentPage * dgTest.PageSize) + 1;
> int nEndRow = nStartRow + dgTest.PageSize - 1;
>
> Both nStartRow and nEndRow spit out value correctly as int data type,
> but as soon as adding .ToString() method to each, I get the error
> saying "nStartRow.ToString() does not exist". or "nStartRow.ToString()
> does not exist".

Show us some more code. Where are you adding the ToString()? We need
more information to help you.

Try:

Int32 i = 12345 ;
string x = Convert.ToString(i) ;

My bad, guys. Although it showed "nStartRow.ToString() does not exist"
in Watch window, the problem was somewhere else.

It isn't static, you will need an instance

int myInt = 0;
Console.Write(myInt.ToString());

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> For whatever reason, I keep getting error of int.ToString() not
> existing. Why not?
> Has anyone encountered this problem before?
>