> I would like to declare an enum at class scope, and use that enum as
> the type of a const class member. I've tried different ways to do it,
> moved the order around, etc. but I can't get it to compile. Is there
> a way to do this?
> simplified example:
>
> // .h:
> class CMyClass
> {
> public:
>
> CMyClass();
> CMyClass(DATASTORED ds); // error C2629: unexpected 'class CMyClass
> ('
> // error C2238: unexpected
> token(s) preceding ';'
>
> enum DATASTORED
> {
> FIVEHUNDRED,
> ONEHUNDRED,
> };
>
> const DATASTORED m_dataStored;
> }
>
> // .cpp:
> CMyClass::CMyClass(DATASTORED ds) :
> m_dataStored(ds)
> {}
Try:
class CMyClass
{
public:
enum DATASTORED
{
FIVEHUNDRED,
ONEHUNDRED,
};
CMyClass();
CMyClass(DATASTORED ds);
const enum DATASTORED m_dataStored;
};
// .cpp:
CMyClass::CMyClass(CMyClass::DATASTORED ds) :
m_dataStored(ds)
{}
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