Problem converting from object to enum in C#

[MikalE]

Hi,

I'll try and explain my problem.

I'm simulating an incoming event that in my application I get from a COM object. My problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to convert an object back to enum.

Here is my simulated event that I in real life receive through a COM object.

private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
            //atLocationType is of type enum
            atLocationType[] t = new atLocationType[3];
            t[0] = atLocationType.atLocationType_System900_Locator;
            t[1] = atLocationType.atLocationType_SystemDECT_Signpost;
            t[2] = atLocationType.atLocationType_Manual;
            object p = t;
 
            myalarm_OnAlarm(3, ref p); 
}

My event handler methode looks like this.

private void myalarm_OnAlarm(int NumberOfLocations, ref object LocationType)
{
            //atLocationType is of type enum
            atLocationType tempLocationType;
 
            int i;
            Console.WriteLine (NumberOfLocations);
            for (i = 0; i < NumberOfLocations; i++)
            {
 
                tempLocationType = (ATOAC2Lib.atLocationType)((Object[])LocationType)[i];
                Console.WriteLine(tempLocationType);
            }
}

I get a cast error when the event is triggered when I run this. This is the error:
Unable to cast object of type 'atLocationType[]' to type 'System.Object[]'.

If I use a String instead of an enum in both the event and the event handler everything works fine though.

Any idea about how I can get the enum value back from object?

Thanks

[MikalE]

My event handler methode above is supposed to look like this, sorry about the mistake.

private void myalarm_OnAlarm(int NumberOfLocations, ref object LocationType)
{
            //atLocationType is of type enum
            atLocationType tempLocationType;
 
            int i;
            Console.WriteLine (NumberOfLocations);
            for (i = 0; i < NumberOfLocations; i++)
            {
 
                tempLocationType = (atLocationType)((Object[])LocationType)[i];
                Console.WriteLine(tempLocationType);
            }
}

[MikalE]

Just wanted to share the solution I found to the problem:

tempLocationType = ((atLocationType[])LocationType)[i];