A question about C#

[Lost User]

A question about C#

After spending 2 hours searching MSDN for this, I decided it might just be better to just ask here..

How do you convert a string to an int? (In Java, I would do int i = Integer.parseInt(theString), and surround it with a try-catch to make sure the string holds a valid integer.)

ATM I'm just trying to read a config file (I have it opening the file and doing ReadLine, then using indexOf and substring to split it into two strings, already. But I haven't been able to find any way to turn the string into an integer yet.)

 

[Wasted]

On C++ you would use this function (i guess the parms below ar correct):

int Itoa(char * src);

 

[Lost User]

I found it (took me a while):

int myInt = Int32.parse(myString);

 

[Rainman]

ya, C# uses a convert class. You can read about it here

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/2/convert_class.asp

 

[Furio]

Convert.ToIntX(string)

If there is an error is throw a FormatException


X = 16 /32 / 64