-   Programming ( -   -   Makeing my code look cleanner for
others (  Starch 02-11-2005 09:55 PM  Makeing my code look
cleanner for others [in c++ using g++ compiler]  I have a class
with 2 enums (actually more but for example to simplify things)
        a        =aa,         b        =bb          aa       
=2,         bb        =3  Now the second enum I want to be
private because its not userfriendly. The problem is the second
enum must be first for it to compile. Is there a way I can just
keep all the public stuff in one section(beginning) and the rest
afterwards.  Currently it looks alitle like a mess because of
the enums.  Thanks in advance!  QtCoder 02-15-2005 09:57 PM
Well, as far as I know, you can't do it with G++ (MSVC maybe).
What would need to be done is some sort of a forward declaration
of your private enum, but forward declaring enums doesn't comply
to ansi c++, and therefore doesn't work with G++. (plus, I don't
know how an anonymous enum could be forward declared anyway).
You can have multi