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    Hi I have a Type object which is of type "System.Int32[]" to "System.Int32". I know theres makearraytype(), but how do I do it the other way? cheers

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      Hi I have a Type object which is of type "System.Int32[]" to "System.Int32". I know theres makearraytype(), but how do I do it the other way? cheers

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      What's the point of merging an array of ints into a single int? That makes little sense. Tell us what you're trying to achieve :)

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        What's the point of merging an array of ints into a single int? That makes little sense. Tell us what you're trying to achieve :)

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        Well the type wouldn't always be an int. That was an example (sorry if I wasn't too clear). Basically I'm getting the parameter of a function through reflection (which will be an array of some Type t) and then casting an Object array to Type t, which I'm told means I need to convert each item individually. cheers

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          Well the type wouldn't always be an int. That was an example (sorry if I wasn't too clear). Basically I'm getting the parameter of a function through reflection (which will be an array of some Type t) and then casting an Object array to Type t, which I'm told means I need to convert each item individually. cheers

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          can anyone help?

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