PhobosWatch: manifest => enum
James Dennett
jdennett at acm.org
Sat Dec 29 19:00:01 PST 2007
Walter Bright wrote:
> Bruce Adams wrote:
>> Personally I always name my types but there may be those that don't.
>> Is this currently illegal then?
>>
>> class Colour
>> {
>> private:
>> // private helper type defining colour state variable
>> // using an anonymous enum.
>> enum { red, green, blue } colour;
>> };
>
> Yes, it is illegal.
>
>> Why opAdd and not opIncrement?
>
> opIncrement is redundant, as it's a subset of opAdd.
Except if you care about efficiency, in which case you might
well have types which admit an efficient (constant time)
increment but not a constant-time addition in general.
(Contiguous enumerated types should not have that issue,
however, nor should any type which has an underlying
integral representation.)
-- James
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