• Pedro Ferreira <arad asd.ea> Dec 28 2007

Pedro Ferreira <arad asd.ea> writes:

Derek Parnell Wrote:

 On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 10:35:38 -0800, Walter Bright wrote:
 
 Sean Kelly wrote:
 The weird thing for me is that this will allow individual enums of any 
 type but grouped enums of only numeric types.


 The following will work:
 
 enum
 {
      x = 3,   // x is int
      y = 4L,  // y is long
 }
 
 The idea is that for anonymous enums, there is no type for the 
 enumeration as a whole. Therefore, each member of the enumeration can 
 have a different type.


 Will your syntax allow declarations of single values? e.g.
 
   enum x = 3;
   enum y = 4L;
 
 Or will we have to use the {} form?
 
    enum {x = 3}
    enum {y = 4L}
 
 -- 
 Derek Parnell
 Melbourne, Australia
 skype: derek.j.parnell


You'll be able to do 

   enum x = 3;
   enum y = 4L;


It's here somewhere in this thread already.