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edited Oct 20, 2020 at 5:02

Hinek

Sometimes you have an object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumTypeMyEnum);

Then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

Sometimes you have an object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumType);

Then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

Sometimes you have an object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnum);

Then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

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edited Aug 31, 2012 at 20:30

Peter Mortensen

Sometimes you have andan object to the MyEnumMyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumType);

thenThen:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

Sometimes you have and object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumType);

then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

Sometimes you have an object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumType);

Then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

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answered Jul 2, 2010 at 14:41

L. D.

Sometimes you have and object to the MyEnum type. Like

var MyEnumType = typeof(MyEnumType);

then:

Enum.ToObject(typeof(MyEnum), 3)

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