VB -> C#: Comparison of ComboBox.ObjectCollection.Item with integer value

[RDH1066]

VB.Net input code

  For lCount = 0 To cbMWST.Items.Count - 1
                
                If cbMWST.Items(lCount).Item(0) = m_lDefault_MWSTID Then

                    cbMWST.SelectedValue = m_lDefault_MWSTID

                    Exit For
                End If

            Next

... 

Erroneous output

  for (int lCount = 0, loopTo = cbMWST.Items.Count - 1; lCount <= loopTo; lCount++)
                {  
                    if (Conversions.ToBoolean(Operators.ConditionalCompareObjectEqual(((dynamic)cbMWST.Items[lCount]).Item(0), m_lDefault_MWSTID, false)))
                    {
                        cbMWST.SelectedValue = m_lDefault_MWSTID;

                        break;
                    }
                }

Expected output

 for (int lCount = 0, loopTo = cbMWST.Items.Count - 1; lCount <= loopTo; lCount++)
                {
                    if (int.Parse(((ComboBox.ObjectCollection)cbMWST.Items[lCount])[0].ToString()) == m_lDefault_MWSTID)
                    {
                            cbMWST.SelectedValue = m_lDefault_MWSTID;
                             break;
                    }
                }
...

Details

• Product in use: VS extension / Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 (2) (64-Bit)
• Version in use: 9.2.6.0 / 17.12.4

[GrahamTheCoder]

I can't tell 100% without the context that defines cbMWST, but this looks like a late bound method call. There's no way for the converter to guess what type cbMWST is.
If you define cbMWST As ComboBox.ObjectCollection in the VB, then this will convert fine.
Covered by #16