How to I acheve the same effect as &(int) in C#

In C++, we can do this,
void SomeFunctions(int &a){...}

But in C#, I used,
public SomeFunctions(ref int a) and the compiler says invalid argument.
i.e.
...
int x=0;
SomeFunctions(x);
...

Then I tried this,
public SomeFunction(ref Object a) and the compiler says cannot convert Object from int.
I thought C# is able to auto-box int to an Object?

So now, I'm jammed here, how should I proceed?

no u keep method as it is
and pass as

SomeMethodCall(ref a) ;
like that

Paresh

forgot to mention

public void DrawAppointment(ref int abc)
{
x = x * x;
}

would be called as

int x = 10;
DrawAppointment(ref x);

now x will have 100;

Paresh

Oh my GOD! I can't believe I'm making such a careless mistake!:eek:

I called using "someFunctions(x)" where it should be "SomeFunctions(ref x)".

Thanks for the enlightenment.

no probs...
it happens.. but if you are compiling programs then you should check some syntaxes here and there. .since its just matter of testing ... :-)

Paresh