I had never heard of EnumClass or EnumValue until I saw your code but
after a quick play around with it the following seems to actually
work:
enum Something
{
TEST1,
TEST2,
TEST3;
public string toString ()
{
return ((EnumClass)typeof (Something).class_ref ()).get_value
(this).value_name;
}
}
void main()
{
Something e = Something.TEST3;
print (e.toString () + "\n");
}
b...@tbird:~/Projects/obj$ valac enumtest.vala
b...@tbird:~/Projects/obj$ ./enumtest
SOMETHING_TEST3
Its a bit of a perl one-liner. Maybe someone more experienced knows a shortcut?
You can also use "value_nick" to get a less fully qualified name but
it seems to convert to lowercase with hyphens. "maximum" and
"minimum" work as well instead of "get_value(this)" if you want to
enumerate;
Hope this helps
On 10 July 2010 20:20, Peterpaul Klein Haneveld <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> I've been interested in vala from the beginning, but only
> recently started doing some simple tests in it. In my daily work I'm a
> Software Engineer developing in Java/JEE. In my private projects I use C
> mostly (using my own object system, so I can develop object oriented.)
>
> I'm
> porting a small java framework (I wrote myself) for writing Command
> Line Interfaces (CLI) to vala, in order to get more acquainted with
> vala. Now I'm having a problem with Enumerations. I'm trying to iterate
> over the values of an Enumeration. My testcase looks as follows:
>
> ---
> start of EnumTest.vala:
> enum EnumTest {TEST1, TEST2, TEST3}
>
> void
> main() {
> EnumClass enumClass = (EnumClass) typeof
> (EnumTest).class_ref();
> unowned EnumValue[] falues =
> enumClass.values;
> for (int i = 0; i < falues.length; i++) {
>
> unowned EnumValue falue = falues[i];
> stdout.printf("%s",
> falue.value_name);
> }
> }
> --- end of EnumTest.vala.
>
> First
> of all, I don't know whether this is the way it should be done, but at
> least valac -C doesn't complain. Please enlighten me if I'm doing
> anything wrong in the vala code :-).
> I'm trying to compile this in
> Ubuntu Lucid, 64-bits, using the vala ppa, but I get an error on the
> generated C code.
>
> $ uname -a
>
>
> Linux peterpaul-vaio 2.6.32-23-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 11
> 08:03:28 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
>
>
> $ valac --version
>
>
> Vala 0.9.1
> $ valac EnumTest.vala
> /home/peterpaul/projects/vala/EnumTest.vala.c:
> In function ‘_vala_main’:
> /home/peterpaul/projects/vala/EnumTest.vala.c:45:
> warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
> /home/peterpaul/projects/vala/EnumTest.vala.c:45:
> error: ‘GEnumClass’ has no member named ‘values_length1’
> error: cc
> exited with status 256
> Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
>
> I've
> also generated the C code using 'valac -C', and studied the generated
> code. Indeed it contains a reference to values_length1. By googling
> around, I found that this might need to be: 'n_values'. However when
> changing this in the C file, compilation still gives me another error:
>
> $
> gcc -g3 -o enumtest EnumTest.c `pkg-config --libs --cflags glib-2.0`
> `pkg-config --libs --cflags gobject-2.0`
> EnumTest.c: In function
> ‘_vala_main’:
> EnumTest.c:45: warning: assignment from incompatible
> pointer type
>
> Here is the relevant section from the C file:
> ---
> start part of EnumTest.c
> 39: GEnumClass* enumClass;
> 40:
> GEnumValue** _tmp0_;
> 41: gint _falues_size_;
> 42: gint
> falues_length1;
> 43: GEnumValue** falues;
> 44: enumClass =
> (GEnumClass*) g_type_class_ref (TYPE_ENUM_TEST);
> 45: falues =
> (_tmp0_ = enumClass->values, falues_length1 = enumClass->n_values,
> _falues_size_ = falues_length1, _tmp0_);
> --- end part of EnumTest.c
>
> When
> I explicitly cast in line 45: falues = (_tmp0_ = (GEnumValue**)
> enumClass->values, falues_length1 = enumClass->n_values,
> _falues_size_ = falues_length1, _tmp0_);
> I get a segmentation fault
> in the generated binary (enumtest).
>
> Coming to a conclusion, I
> think I've found a bug in the vala compiler, in that it doesn't generate
> the correct code for the EnumClass length of values. But also when I
> try to fix the generated C code, I cannot create something working. Note
> that I'm not familiar with the internals of the GObject system. So in
> the end it could still be my lack of knowledge. I hope that someone can
> have a look at this, and tell me how it should be done, or verify
> valac's behavior.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Peterpaul Klein Haneveld.
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