Lloyd Dupont wrote: > I'm using 2.053 > this compile fine: > ==== > enum : string > { > A = "hello", > B = "betty", > } > ==== > > this doesn't! > ==== > enum AA : string > { > A = "hello", > B = "betty", > } > ==== > > Am I missing something? Named enum can't be typed? known bug?
It works just fine for me. How I test: import std.stdio; enum AA : string { A = "hello", B = "betty", } void main(){ writeln(AA.A); writeln(AA.B); } Compiles and runs. Timon