Re: Assertion on Type conversion

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Dave, thanks for the reply.

1- I didn't explain my problem clearly.
2- As you suggested CustomType.Parse has its own exception
3- I am *expecting* that conversion of "someString" to CustomType is
always true.

*post-condition assertion in Design-by-Contract is what I am looking
for*
As you already mentioned all the assertions are checked during the
debug mode, so I was looking for some kind of code that help me to
eliminate the try-catch statement by using an Assert statement.

BTW, if I could kust use "as" statement I could accomplish this task.

.

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