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Personally, I think it wouldn't be hard for the compiler to do this for 
you, but only bloat your code with it if it's ever used.

For example:

enum Example;

writefln("%s", Example.names[some_value]);

Or whatever.  Then again, maybe it's non-trivial to detect the usage.  I 
wouldn't think so, though.

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> IMO, a nice way to bloat your executable code. I'd recommend placing
> this feature on a debugger, and the string repr of enums should be debug
> data. If you need string equivalence for enums, you should put them in a
> separate string array, and just index it with the enum. This allows
> better description of values and also makes l10n more straightforward.