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From: Andrew Schweitzer (a.schweitzer.grps_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-09-04 11:12:03
I have done very little searching, but it seemed worth just asking...
sorry if this is newsgroup pollution:
Does anyone have a favored way to convert large enums into stings
suitable for printing?
For example, we have an enum declared:
enum eFurniture
{
eOT_chair = 1,
eOT_stool =2,
eOT_sofa =3,
...
eOT_lounger = 1000,
};
It would be really nice if there were a programmatic way to do something
like:
STRINGED_ENUM(eFurniture)
E_STRING(eOT_chair, 1)
E_STRING(eOT_stool, 2)
E_STRING(eOT_sofa, 3)
...
E_STRING(eOT_lounger, 1000)
and then there would be a programmatic way to get both the enum and the
string, such as
eFurniture eTheAntique = eOT_stool;
//and then...
char* szTheAntique[128];
GetEnumString<eObjectTypes>(eTheAntique, szTheAntique);
printf("the antique is %s\n", szTheAntique);
//or maybe...
char* szTheAntique = eFurniture_STRING_TABLE[eTheAntique];
Any recomendations?
Thanks,
Andy.
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