Hello,
I have an enum that uses the # sign in a Constant and I'm getting
syntax errors. How do I excape this in my code.
enum Notes
{
A,
A#,
B,
C,
C#,
D,
D#,
E,
F,
F#,
G,
G#
}
Thanks
Mike
5  1360 
Mike,
The compiler will not allow this, since the identifer is invalid. You
will need to use ASharp, CSharp, etc, etc. Personally, I think that this is
more readable.
Hope this helps.
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"Mike" <am******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . Hello,
I have an enum that uses the # sign in a Constant and I'm getting
syntax errors. How do I excape this in my code.
enum Notes
{
A,
A#,
B,
C,
C#,
D,
D#,
E,
F,
F#,
G,
G#
}
Thanks
Mike
Enums must follow the same constraints that any variable or symbols follow.
If you cannot make a variable with that name then you cannot make an enum
value with that name.
"Mike" <am******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . Hello,
I have an enum that uses the # sign in a Constant and I'm getting
syntax errors. How do I excape this in my code.
enum Notes
{
A,
A#,
B,
C,
C#,
D,
D#,
E,
F,
F#,
G,
G#
}
Thanks
Mike
enum Notes
{
A,
Asharp,
B,
C,
Csharp,
D,
Dsharp,
E,
F,
Fsharp,
G,
Gsharp
}
Like everyone else said, you can't use '#' as an enum value ...but
since you're doing something related to music, you can also do this ...
enum Notes
{
A
Bb
B
C
Db
D
Eb
E
F
Gb
G
Ab
}
Granted, I hate seeing Gb instead of F# in music scores, it does get
the point across :)
Clint
Mike wrote: Hello,
I have an enum that uses the # sign in a Constant and I'm getting
syntax errors. How do I excape this in my code.
enum Notes
{
A,
A#,
B,
C,
C#,
D,
D#,
E,
F,
F#,
G,
G#
}
Thanks
Mike
Thanks All
I think the ASharp syntax should work.And Clint, I feel the same way.
Mike
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