Reputation: 1
I am searching to know how to pass the enum name directly to switch case. Eg:
enum Flower { rose, jasmine };
switch (Flower)
{
case rose : //Code for rose
case jasmine: //Code for jasmine
}
Someone please help me how to do this way? I found this code portions from C. But I need the same code portions in C++. Is it possible in c++? Please help me. Thanks all
Upvotes: 0
Views: 162
Reputation: 149
In C and C++ Programmer,switch(Expression),the Expression's result must be a integer value. enum Flower{rose,jasmine}; Flower is just a Type,not a value, like int rose = 0,int jasmine=1,you can't use it in switch expression. You can just define like enum Flower fname;
switch(fname)
{
case rose:
...
break;
case jasmine:
...
break;
default:
break;
}
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 50775
You probably want this:
Flower f = rose;
...
switch (f)
{
case rose : //Code for rose
case jasmine: //Code for jasmine
}
Upvotes: 1