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From: spamjunk_at_[hidden]
Date: 2002-08-27 07:47:14
Ok, this is my fault. As Joel has pointed out, I neglected to provide
documentation. I apologize and will upload some as soon as I can. For now, the
problem with your examples is the class expects the values of the elements to be
in the range [LO, HI]. You are trying to use values outside the range. My
understanding of C++ is that it is undefined behavior to convert an int to an
enum when it is outside the enum's range.
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