Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:
Jeremie Pelletier wrote:
hehe45 wrote:
In c++ it is valid syntax to have trailing commas at the and of enum
definitions:
enum {a, b, c, };
This would be a useful addition to D too.
The enum class syntax from c++0x should also adopted by D, this would
allow named enums which are not automatically encased by a namespace:
enum EnumName {A, B, C}; ---> A, B and C are global constants
enum class EnumName {A, B, C};---> A, B and C are in the EnumName
namespace
I don't think that's necessary, you could simply do:
typedef int EnumName;
enum : EnumName {A, B, C}
And your global scope is happily polluted!
Not any more. typedef will be removed from D2.
-Lars
Ah hmm, I missed that thread.
That was about the biggest use I had for typedefs, but this case can use
aliases just as well.
