Android Question Typ warning but why?

[Sinan Tuzcu]

Hi,

I get here a warning but I don't why.

If I set the Number as String

then I not get a warning.
But then not works.

What is the correct way in this case?

BR
Sinan

 

[Peter Simpson]

If 4 = ClickPnl.Tag Then

 

[William Lancee]

@Peter Simpson's solution is correct but a bit cryptic. The reason is that "ClickPnl.tag" is an unspecified object. The solution works because the right hand of the = is converted to the type of the left.

You could also use "If ClickPnl.Tag.As(Int) = 4 Then"

 

[josejad]

If 4 = ClickPnl.Tag Then

In fact, I think this is the way @Erel recommends in this thread

New warning:
"Comparison of Object to other types will fail if exact types do not match.
Better to put the object on the right side of the comparison. (warning #35)"

I get here a warning but I don't why.

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