Or if you absolutely need both type safety and the values to
live in the outer scope, you can do this:
enum Something
{
SomethingPointy,
SomethingSmooth,
}
alias Something.SomethingPointy SomethingPointy;
alias Something.SomethingSmooth SomethingSmooth;
But that's rather extreme verbosity at the definition.
As I said in the first post, this is what I actually do.
Though I use a mixin like mixin(bringIntoCurrentScope!Something);
But inserting this everywhere is rather annoying. And since the
whole module is guarded by an extern(C): anyway I figured the
compiler could do it for me.
