Allow string initializer for enums - #139
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What about testcase: enum abc {
a,
b = "def",
c,
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Did you mean creating a new test case with this input? or just modifying the current one? |
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I meant adding a new testcase with that specific enum, it is not allowed in typescript and should error out (which you can test) |
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Also you probably shouldn't change old tests, just add some new ones. |
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Yes. You are right, this test case will result an error. |
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@Perryvw I've updated the test cases. |
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Looks good! There is one more testcase I would like you to revert back to what it originally was (enum.ts), once that is done I think this can be merged!
| TestEnum.val2=2 | ||
| TestEnum.val3=3 No newline at end of file | ||
| TestEnum.val3=3 | ||
| TestEnum.val4="bye" No newline at end of file |
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Revert this file back to just a generic enum as it was before, this case is covered by enumHeterogeneous.lua
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| val4 = "bye" | ||
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@Perryvw I've reverted the test case. 😄 |
String enum is a useful language feature, I think we should support it.