Hi folks,
given the simple example:
-----------
package Blah.Messages
message IFoo {
enum Type {
BAR=0;
BAZ=1;
}
optional Type type = 1 [default = BAR];
}
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class Foo {
private:
Blah::Messages::IFoo my_msg_impl;
public:
typedef Blah::Messages::IFoo::Type Type;
void someMethod(int value, Type op);
};
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Given the approach above it unfortunately requires a user of Foo to reach
into IFoo in order to provide an appropriate value, or they have to do
something like: Foo::Type::Foo_Type_BAR.
If I want something thats not completely crazy do I have to essentially
manually sync a Type enum in Foo with the IFoo enum definition and cast
whenever I need to get or set the value on the message class?
Cheers,
Chip
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