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This may be a newbiew question...
I was wondering what is the best approach to design a concept that allows me to write a program and use a (enum) construct (operator.PLUS in the example below). I'd like the enums to be embedded in the language - i.e. The user only has a small subset of operators available (PLUS,MINUS,DIVISON,MULTIPLICATION). I guess I could create a type for each one of them but I'd like to get a enum style type...
MyCalculator
width operator.PLUS height
Any hints would be appreciated....
I was wondering what is the best approach to design a concept that allows me to write a program and use a (enum) construct (operator.PLUS in the example below). I'd like the enums to be embedded in the language - i.e. The user only has a small subset of operators available (PLUS,MINUS,DIVISON,MULTIPLICATION). I guess I could create a type for each one of them but I'd like to get a enum style type...
MyCalculator
width operator.PLUS height
Any hints would be appreciated....
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There is an enumeration concept in the structure language. Use that to define your enumerations, then you can use it as the type for properties in other concepts in your language, reference it in the editor, etc.
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