Reputation: 12376
In C# I can use enums like this:
enum TrafficLight{Red,Yellow,Green};
.......
TrafficLight light=TrafficLight.Yellow;
In Objective-C I write:
typedef enum trafficLight{
Red,
Yellow,
Green
}TrafficLight;
But if I want to assign a variable of TrafficLight to TrafficLight.Yellow, it's not possible. I can only write
TrafficLight light=Yellow;
Is it possible to access the constants inside the enum with dot notation in Objective-C too?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 341
Reputation: 11838
The common practice is as follows
enum {
TrafficLightColorRed,
TrafficLightColorYellow,
TrafficLightColorGreen
};
typedef NSInteger TrafficLightColor;
TrafficLightColor color = TrafficLightColorYellow;
this way the Type of the parameter is the Beginning of its enum elements
Sorry i could not get the result you were looking for but this is the stardard practice as far as I have seen.
Upvotes: 3