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Better,  Integer.parseInt is a static method.

So, just

int i = Integer.parseInt(txtField1.getText());

Jonathan McGuire
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Dillan Fernando wrote in message <6vlqao$2jm8@forums.borland.com>...
>Hi Vasudevan.
>
>Try this.
>
>int i = new Integer("100").parseInt(txtField1.getText());
>
>note: the "100" is just a dummy value to construct an Integer Class
>
>Hope this helps !
>
>Regards
>Dillan Fernando
>Senior Analyst
>Palmware (pvt) Ltd.
>Sri Lanka
>
>Vasudevan Srinivasan wrote in message <361D16E6.CC7B2C81@netrisk.com>...
>>Hi
>>i had tried that one, but valueOf(...) returns Integer class not int type.
>so
>>i got a compilation error.
>>anyway now i have rewritten the code as:
>>int iv = (new Integer(text.getText()).intValue();
>>but i would like to know the scope of this Integer class - thru out the
>>existance of the program or only until the end of the function.
>>thanks
>>