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regarding nested enums
Hi Everyone,
I have a enum in my program to represent country names and i would
like to have enums within the same to represent state within the
countries, i tried to create one similar to nested structure but i
landed up with compiler errors, if it is not possible, please let me
know any other alternatives that will help.
Thanks in advance ;-)
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sam_cit (402)
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12/6/2006 8:32:32 AM |
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sam_cit@yahoo.co.in wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
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> I have a enum in my program to represent country names and i would
> like to have enums within the same to represent state within the
> countries, i tried to create one similar to nested structure but i
> landed up with compiler errors, if it is not possible, please let me
> know any other alternatives that will help.
I suggest you start by showing us a small program illustrating what you
tried to do and what compiler errors resulted from it. Then we've
something more concrete to discuss...
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mark_bluemel (848)
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12/6/2006 2:11:18 PM
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sam_cit@yahoo.co.in wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have a enum in my program to represent country names and i would
> like to have enums within the same to represent state within the
> countries, i tried to create one similar to nested structure but i
> landed up with compiler errors, if it is not possible, please let me
> know any other alternatives that will help.
One possible way is to have seperate enums for countries and states,
but bundle each complementary pair into a structure.
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santosh.k83 (3969)
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12/6/2006 2:17:44 PM
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santosh wrote:
> sam_cit@yahoo.co.in wrote:
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > I have a enum in my program to represent country names and i would
> > like to have enums within the same to represent state within the
> > countries, i tried to create one similar to nested structure but i
> > landed up with compiler errors, if it is not possible, please let me
> > know any other alternatives that will help.
>
> One possible way is to have seperate enums for countries and states,
> but bundle each complementary pair into a structure.
Finite State Machine.
Make a lexer that accepts whole words as symbols.
Tom -- inventing homework problems more complex than the original since
9:53am this morning.
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tomstdenis (355)
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12/6/2006 2:53:48 PM
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