I am trying to use a class that has an enum type declared inside the class like so:
class x {
public:
x(int);
x( const x &);
virtual ~x();
x & operator=(const x &);
virtual double operator()() const;
typedef enum {
LINEAR = 0, /// Perform linear interpolation on the table
DIPARABOLIC = 1 /// Perform parabolic interpolation on the table
} XEnumType;
};
I need to declare an instance of this class and initialize the enum type. I come from C# and normally see enums declared OUTSIDE of a class, not INSIDE like it is here. How do I initialize the enum type. For example, I want to do something like this:
x myX(10);
myX.XEnumType = Linear;
Obviously this doesn't work. How would I do this?