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I did it this way for now, but I don't like it because it is only comparing the type name.<br />
if (objPropDesc.PropertyType.<wbr />FullName == &quot;System.Int16&quot; .....)<br />
But it works...<br />
Any better solutions?
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I did it this way for now, but I don't like it because it is only comparing the type name.
if (objPropDesc.PropertyType.FullName == "System.Int16" .....)
But it works...
Any better solutions?

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How can I check if PropertyDescriptor.Propert<wbr />yType is type int?<br />
PropertyDescriptor objPropDesc;<br />
... set the objPropDesc ... <br />
and...<br />
if (objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int16 || objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int32 || objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int64)<br />
<br />
this if never works...<br />

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How can I check if PropertyDescriptor.PropertyType is type int?
PropertyDescriptor objPropDesc;
... set the objPropDesc ... 
and...
if (objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int16 || objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int32 || objPropDesc.PropertyType is Int64)

this if never works...


PropertyDescriptor.PropertyType check if int ???

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