Working with own libaries

[neus83]

Hi all, I'm not a all day programmer, but C#/.Net is nice to get little administration processes. But nothing is good without good coding style... I will create a class which gives solutions to use if someone is calling this method. I.e. like (ImpLink, Internetwork). Sample Pic In my method I will give a way to select different switches by choise with this options. I know only this possiblity via "summary, and params" to give options for Intellisense

[Abhinav S]

I'm afraid your question is not quite clear....

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What is your question

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[_Erik_]

Maybe you want to know how to make an enum[^]?

[neus83]

yes I think I'm walking a step forward. I was creating an enum and read out the integer. But how can I transfer enum values to a method ? At the moment i use "int MessageType" I will call the Method Loggerschema i.e: LoggerScheme(ex.ToString(),MessageType.Error); public enum MessageType1{Information=1,Error,Warning}; public void LoggerScheme(string ex, int MessageType) { if(MessageType==1) { // This is a Information Message // But I prefer to give Type "Information" instead 1 } if(MessageType==2) { // This is a Error Message // But I prefer to give Type "Error" instead 2 } if(MessageType==3) { // This is a Warning Message // But I prefer to give Type "Warning" instead 2 } }

modified on Friday, November 5, 2010 10:53 AM

[_Erik_]

Use the name of the enum type, instead of int:

public void LoggerScheme(string ex, MessageType1 MessageType)

Edit And don't cast it to int, it is not necessary:

if (MessageType == MessageType1.Information)
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[neus83]

Thanks a lot, that is the solution for all my problems :)

[_Erik_]

You're welcome. I wish all of my problems were like this one... :laugh:

[Lost User]

Erik's example above is a good way of making things typesafe.

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