How to transfer values bewteen Integer and UInt32 types in VB.NET?

[steellock]

The below code always get compile error, "Can not change Integer to UInt32". Then how can I set BackColor property

With txtob
.Name = "txtProductCode
.SetText("Apple"
.BackColor = 8 ' BackColor is UInt32 typ
End Wit

[Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]]

Steellock,
I would expect BackColor to be of type Color.

Current versions of VB.NET do not support UInt32 its easiest to avoid them.
If you need to convert to & from them I would recommend the System.Convert
class

.BackColor = Convert.ToUInt32(8) ' BackColor is UInt32 type

Hope this helps
Jay

"steellock" <gu***@nttdatabj.com.cn> wrote in message
news:97**********************************@microsof t.com... The below code always get compile error, "Can not change Integer to UInt32". Then how can I set BackColor property?
With txtobj
.Name = "txtProductCode"
.SetText("Apple")
.BackColor = 8 ' BackColor is UInt32 type
End With

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* =?Utf-8?B?c3RlZWxsb2Nr?= <gu***@nttdatabj.com.cn> scripsit:

The below code always get compile error, "Can not change Integer to UInt32". Then how can I set BackColor property?

With txtobj
.Name = "txtProductCode"
.SetText("Apple")
.BackColor = 8 ' BackColor is UInt32 type
End With

What's 'txtObj'? You can try '.BackColor = UInt32.Parse(8.ToString())'.

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