Don: > OTOH if each member has an explicitly defined value, it's reasonable to > perform logical operations on it.
See my recent answer to Schveighoffer. I think that's not a fully good idea because when you define an enum like that and you use its values as powers-of-two flags, the type system doesn't help you enforce it is a true combination of the flags instead of a generic number (and you may put bugs when you define the values to assign to the flags), so I think something like a std.bitmanip.flagset that produces a struct is better when you need to define a flag set. Bye, bearophile
