Re: Convert an Object to an array of strings.

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Cast the value that you get back to the actual data type. If the object really is a string array, cast it as such:

string[] LoadedObject = (string[])SUBKEY.GetValue(KeyNames[i].ToString());

james wrote:
I wrote values to the registry in a "MultiString" registry type. I now want to retrieve these into a string array.
I use this:

String[] LoadedObject = SUBKEY.GetValue(KeyNames[i].ToString())

but this gives an error "Cannot implicitly convert type 'object' to 'string[]'. Which is fine, but what do I do?

Googling, I saw this:

= (string[])<object>.ToArray(typeof(string));

but my object (the getvalue) bit doesn't seem to offer "ToArray".

James.


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