Hello,
To denote a member 'm' of an enum 'e', one needs to write "e.m". Is there a way
to get back this "name"?
Here are my best trials:
unittest {
enum TC : uint {i=1};
writefln("%s %s %s", TC.i, TC.i.stringof, to!string(TC.i));
}
==>
1 cast(TC)1u i
A bit strange that '%s' does not produce the same string as to!string...
Anyway, the only solution seems to be parsing the result of stringof to get
what's inside (), then compose it with the result of to!string: a bit too much
of a burden, what do you think?
Hints welcome :-)
Thank you for reading,
Denis
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