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The closest equivalent to the standard VB casting macros (CType
and the corresponding CInt, CStr, etc.) are calls to
the System::Convert methods if the appropriate method exists,
otherwise they are converted to the safe_cast operator in
C++/CLI. The behavior of both the System::Convert methods
and safe_cast are subtly different from the VB casting macros
though, so you should always test the behavior of your converted C++ code.
The VB TryCast operator is converted to the C++
dynamic_cast operator.
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and you are depending on the results being reliable and accurate,
then you will want to have
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