pass Enumeration to function in c++

[amir alilou]

hi
i have a class named SocketInfo.
in this class i declare an enum type :
class SocketInfo
{
public:
typedef enum SocketTypeEnum
{
#define SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC (0x0001 <<8)
}
SocketType;

SocketInfo(SocketInfo::SocketType stype)
}

when i want to use class in the test app(it is win32 consol application) and pass the constructor enum as :
SocketInfo* si = new SocketInfo(SocketInfo::SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC)

i got this error :
Error 3 error C2589: '(' : illegal token on right side of '::'
Error 4 error C2059: syntax error : '::'

by passing it as

SocketInfo* si=new SocketInfo(SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC)

i got this error :
Error 3 error C2664: 'SocketInfo::SocketInfo(const char *,unsigned short,SocketInfo::SocketType)' : cannot convert parameter 3 from 'int' to 'SocketInfo::SocketType'

these errors occure even when i declare enum type out side of class.

and also by changing constructor defnition to :
SocketInfo(SocketType stype)

i got same errors.

how i can solve this problem

thank you

[johny10151981]

#define SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC (0x0001 <<8)

its a macro, and its never member of SocketTypeEnum.

either write it this

SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC (0x0001 <<8)

or

SocketInfo* si = new SocketInfo(SOCKET_TYPE_IPSEC)