mdaymond
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accessing an enum from a separate class..
OK.. This should be pretty straight forward, but I am having problems.
I have a class something like this
public class BLLLayer
{
public enum Temperature: int
{
cold=1,
warm=2,
hot=3
}
//more class stuff...
I want to be able to access the Temperature enum from another class as follows:
public class mytestclass
{
BLLLayer bll = new BLLLayer();
int i = bll.Temperature.cold;
Console.WriteLine ("value is: " + i);
}
For whatever reason, I can't access my enum from the BLLLayer class.... Do I need accessor methods ?? What would they look like ?
Thanks
I have a class something like this
public class BLLLayer
{
public enum Temperature: int
{
cold=1,
warm=2,
hot=3
}
//more class stuff...
I want to be able to access the Temperature enum from another class as follows:
public class mytestclass
{
BLLLayer bll = new BLLLayer();
int i = bll.Temperature.cold;
Console.WriteLine ("value is: " + i);
}
For whatever reason, I can't access my enum from the BLLLayer class.... Do I need accessor methods ?? What would they look like ?
Thanks
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