Working with DevComponents WpfEditors (.NET WPF)

I'm coming across a situation where setting a value to a DevComponent object that used to work before, using its 'Value' property, no longer works for one reason or another.

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Dim obj


Set obj = ...WPFObject("IntegerInput", "", 1)


intvalue = 123


dotNETvalue = <proces name>.AppDomain("<domain name>").dotNET.System.Int32.Parse(intvalue)


obj.Value = dotNETvalue 


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Hi Allen,

Yes regular values do not work against these fields.  There are currently three different types we
use - System.Integer, System.Double, System.DateTime.

I created a forum thread about this
and David suggested to use the dotNET object to give me the correct type and it
works except sometimes this error message comes up.

[Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Runtime Error!

Program: C:\...

R6034

An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly. Please contact the application's support team for more information]

We're using DevComponents.WpfEditors.IntegerInput,
DevComponents.WpfEditors.DoubleInput, DevComponents.WpfEditors.DateTimeInput
fields.

Here's a code sample:

var object = NameMapping.Sys.pCatalyst.[More Child
Objects Here].WPFObject("mCustomEndTime");

var dotNETValue =
NameMapping.Sys.pCatalyst.AppDomain("UNX.Catalyst.Application.exe").dotNET.System.Double.Parse(value);

object.value = dotNETValue;

Again, the error message does not abort script
execution.  After clicking Ok to dismiss
the message, the script continues to run and sets the value in the field.

Steve