It's a shame, C#'s method of forcing you to append the enum name to the front is nice.
I'll get on the VC++ newsgroups and ask about it later on.
Edit: also, I've noticed you can't even forward declare enums. I can't see why though, enums are just converted to ints.
[edited by - antareus on July 7, 2003 9:44:10 AM]
quote:Original post by Thunder_Hawk
#define Status Status::Xnamespace Status {enum X {Fail, Pass}; // First one starts out as zero (I believe that''s guaranteed)}
jesus christ, that is the most hack-a-rific thing I''ve seen in a while.
quote:Original post by Thunder_Hawk
#define Status Status::Xnamespace Status {enum X {Fail, Pass}; // First one starts out as zero (I believe that''s guaranteed)}
er.... which would preprocess to:
namespace Status::X {enum X {Fail, Pass};}No points for guessing whether that compiles.
How appropriate. You fight like a cow.
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