I just noticed in your example enum, you've capitalized Ten, but not the rest of the numbers. my OCD is killing me.

Use the keyword this for get methods for consistency and redundancy, it makes it easier to see which variable you're actually accessing (I know most if not all IDE's will make sure they are the same color anyways).

I just noticed in your example enum, you've capitalized Ten, but not the rest of the numbers. my OCD is killing me.

Use the keyword this for get methods for consistency and redundancy, it makes it easier to see which variable you're actually accessing (I know most if not all IDE's will make sure they are the same color anyways).

Lol I'll fix it when I get home

Quick and easy! Thanks for this!

Quick and easy! Thanks for this!

There's more to come

public enum Number

public enum Number

 

Enums shouldn't be plural.

 

Number.FIVE vs Numbers.FIVE

 

Enums shouldn't be plural.

 

Number.FIVE vs Numbers.FIVE

 

This is only true if the fields inside the enum are not bit fields.

 

 

 

Edited March 26, 201411 yr by Sigma

 

 

 

This is only true if the fields inside the enum are not bit fields.

 

 

 

 

Plural enums really bother me. I just think they look weird.

Plural enums really bother me. I just think they look weird.

public enum Number

This is only true if the fields inside the enum are not bit fields.

I understand where your coming from, but to have to redo all the picture because of one spelling is a bitch

Edited March 27, 201411 yr by josedpay

I understand where your coming from, but to have to redo all the picture because of one spelling is a bitch

 

does that look like a bit field to you?

Started working on this again. I removed the picture and added in the code. Easier for me to edit, rather then having to retype, edit, and upload the picture. Which was a hassle.

Edited May 9, 201411 yr by josedpay

Let me know how it looks

It might be better if you used runescape related enums.

Such as making an example Magic enum, and passing in the Spell.CAMELOT_TELEPORT or something into it.

That way you can give scripters an area that they'll be able to see its usefulness, and easily integrate it into their scripts.

 

Making an enum for Numbers isn't very useful at first glance. I realize it's an example, but if you put it into runescape terms people might understand how powerful enums can be.

It might be better if you used runescape related enums.

Such as making an example Magic enum, and passing in the Spell.CAMELOT_TELEPORT or something into it.

That way you can give scripters an area that they'll be able to see its usefulness, and easily integrate it into their scripts.

 

Making an enum for Numbers isn't very useful at first glance. I realize it's an example, but if you put it into runescape terms people might understand how powerful enums can be.

   lol alright, ill probably just leave the number enum. but add in a runescape section. 

Edited May 28, 201411 yr by josedpay