Conversions.FallbackUserDefinedConversion(Object, Type) Method
Definition
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Caution
do not use this method
Caution
FallbackUserDefinedConversion has been deprecated and is not supported.
Converts an object to the specified type.
public:
static System::Object ^ FallbackUserDefinedConversion(System::Object ^ Expression, Type ^ TargetType);[System.Obsolete("do not use this method", true)]
public static object FallbackUserDefinedConversion (object Expression, Type TargetType);[System.Obsolete("FallbackUserDefinedConversion has been deprecated and is not supported.", true)]
public static object FallbackUserDefinedConversion (object Expression, Type TargetType);[<System.Obsolete("do not use this method", true)>]
static member FallbackUserDefinedConversion : obj * Type -> obj[<System.Obsolete("FallbackUserDefinedConversion has been deprecated and is not supported.", true)>]
static member FallbackUserDefinedConversion : obj * Type -> objPublic Shared Function FallbackUserDefinedConversion (Expression As Object, TargetType As Type) As ObjectParameters
- Expression
- Object
The object to convert.
- TargetType
- Type
The type to which to convert the object.
Returns
An object of the specified target type.
- Attributes
Applies to
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