On Sunday, 21 April 2019 at 20:58:19 UTC, Andrey wrote:
I have got 2 enums. How to inherit one enum from another?
You don't. enums don't inherit, but rather have a base type. That
means each enum member must match that base type and the compiler
is looser about conversions between them, but they do not inherit
members.
enum Key { // no base type
K1,
K2
}
int a = Key.K1; // not allowed
enum Key : int { // base type if int
K1 = 0,
K2 = 1,
}
int a = Key.K1; // allowed, because of same base type
enum ExtendedKey : Key
So this would be defining an enum with base type of Key...
meaning each member of it must be of type Key. But Key's members
are NOT carried over.
As far as I know, the language does not permit what you want.
You'll have to copy over any matching members yourself.
