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How to declare and use enums in Corvid - registering a `class enum` as a sequence or bitmask enum for string conversion, and the helpers that registration unlocks. Use when declaring a `class enum`, wiring up enum<->string conversion, or working with bitmask flags.
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| name | enums |
| description | How to declare and use enums in Corvid - registering a `class enum` as a sequence or bitmask enum for string conversion, and the helpers that registration unlocks. Use when declaring a `class enum`, wiring up enum<->string conversion, or working with bitmask flags. |
Whenever you declare a class enum, consider whether it should be registered as
a bitmask or sequence enum. If so, declare a corvid_enum_spec(E*) overload in
the enum's own namespace, returning a make_sequence_enum_spec or
make_bitmask_enum_spec result; it is found by ADL and must precede any use of
the enum's string conversion. See quic_status in
quic_header.h and write_stream_flags in
quic_conn.h for the shape.
For registered enums, take full advantage of what registration unlocks: prefer
operator* over static_cast to read the underlying value, and prefer the
bitmask:: helpers (has, has_all, missing, set_at, etc., in
bitmask_enum.h) over hand-rolled !!(v & m) or
other bit-twiddling.