Vedran Čačić added the comment:
So, in fact, your Flags are simply an overlayed namespace over int (the way to
give some ints sticky names), and any int is accessible from any Flags, no
matter whether it has a name or not? I must say that to me it seems radically
different than (Int)Enum philosophy.
class MyIntEnum(IntEnum):
A = 1
>>> MyIntEnum(0)
ValueError: 0 is not a valid MyIntEnum
So, flags are not enums, nor they share the same principles (identity,
exclusiveness). Why are they in the enum module at all?
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