Oliver Kowalke wrote:
Hi Vicente,
BOOST_ENUM_CLASS_START(algae, uint8) { green, red, cyan } BOOST_ENUM_CLASS_END(algae, uint8)
algae sample( algae::red ); void func(algae);
does your lib return a textual representation for the enum, like:
algae ag( algae::green); std::cout << ag.str() << "\n"; // prints out 'green'
Hi Oliver, No, it doesn't and I can not do it with the current macros. With the PP-SEQ and the variadic macros I could generate something allowing print a textual representation for the enum as the Enum library in the Vault does, std::cout << c_str(ae) << "\n"; // could prints out 'green' but I'm sure this will be begin of long list of requests, locales adaptations, input from a string representation, ... I would prefer to concentrate on a pure scoped enum classes emulation for the first release of the library. Best, Vicente -- View this message in context: http://boost.2283326.n4.nabble.com/enums-Interest-in-an-alternative-emulatio... Sent from the Boost - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.