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May 14th, 2008, 05:11 PM
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Re: basic questions about enum
 Originally Posted by George2
I agree, JonnyPoet!
But what is wrong with using default when we need to add new values in Enum -- as MSDN mentioned? I showed my code in post #10. Any comments?
regards,
George
There is nothing 'wrong' with that. Don't do it such philosophic. You only have to know that it could happen and you have to decide in your programs what to do or not to do. This depends on every specific case you are working on.
it only said:
Originally Posted by Georg2
...and if additional elements have been added to the enum type, the test for default values can return true unexpectedly
You wrote this in I think it was the first post point 2. Read whats written there and dont implement deas in the concept like something is 'wrong'
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