INT/DWORD to PTR Ambiguous user defined conversions error

[cpyrgas]

Following used to work without errors, results to an error in X# 3.0. Guess it should work ok in x86 mode?

// error XS0457: Ambiguous user defined conversions 'psz.implicit operator psz(ptr)' and 'psz.implicit operator psz(byte*)' when converting from 'int' to 'psz'

_DLL FUNC Escape(hDC AS PTR,   nEscape AS INT, cbInput AS INT, lpvInData AS PSZ,;
	lpvOutData AS PTR) AS INT PASCAL:gdi32.Escape

FUNCTION Start() AS VOID
LOCAL n AS INT
LOCAL d AS DWORD
Escape(NULL_PTR,0,0,n,NULL_PTR) // error XS0457
Escape(NULL_PTR,0,0,d,NULL_PTR) // error XS0457

[RobertvanderHulst]

In this case the code should use an explicit cast from numeric to PSZ

Escape(NULL_PTR,0,0,(PSZ) n,NULL_PTR)

[cpyrgas]

Robert, agreed, but the error message is not helpful about what the user should do. Not sure if this can be improved..

[RobertvanderHulst]

There is not much that I can do about this message. This is a very generic message.
The last part when converting from 'int' to 'psz' gives it away.
The first part speaks about the implicit conversions that were found.
What I can do is reverse the parts of the message. Something like this

Can't convert from 'int' to 'psz'. The possible conversions found are 'psz.implicit operator psz(ptr)' and 'psz.implicit operator psz(byte*)'

Maybe I can let the compiler check if there are explicit conversions and add a clause
You could try an explicit conversion instead.