原文如下:
While writing a data loading routine in C# with .NET 2.0, I came across an apparent bug which prevented this method from converting a nullable type. A bit of Googling turned up a post by my brother Peter about this issue and a possible workaround.
I took his solution a step further and basically wrote my own ChangeType method which properly handles nullable types. I then got in touch with Peter about my solution and he suggested a better way of detecting the nullable type (I was just using a regex at first). Anyway, the end result is listed below.
In case you’re wondering why I check for a null value only after I determine that conversionType is nullable, it’s because I want the final Convert.ChangeType to throw the exception when conversionType can’t accept a null value, rather than causing the exception to be thrown in the caller.
还有一种方法,可是少个方法,也放上来大家参考一下
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