// Code generated by the FlatBuffers compiler. DO NOT EDIT.
package NamespaceB
import "strconv"
type EnumInNestedNS int8
const (
EnumInNestedNSA EnumInNestedNS = 0
EnumInNestedNSB EnumInNestedNS = 1
EnumInNestedNSC EnumInNestedNS = 2
)
var EnumNamesEnumInNestedNS = map[EnumInNestedNS]string{
EnumInNestedNSA: "A",
EnumInNestedNSB: "B",
EnumInNestedNSC: "C",
}
var EnumValuesEnumInNestedNS = map[string]EnumInNestedNS{
"A": EnumInNestedNSA,
"B": EnumInNestedNSB,
"C": EnumInNestedNSC,
}
func (v EnumInNestedNS) String() string {
if s, ok := EnumNamesEnumInNestedNS[v]; ok {
return s
}
return "EnumInNestedNS(" + strconv.FormatInt(int64(v), 10) + ")"
}-
David Reiss authored
* [Go] Make enums into real types, add String() This changes the generated code for enums: instead of type aliases, they're now distinct types, allowing for better type-checking. Some client code may have to be changed to add casts. Enum types now have a String() method, so they implement fmt.Stringer. An EnumValues map is now generated, in addition to the existing EnumNames map, to easily map strings to values. Generated enum files are now gofmt-clean. Fixes #5207 * use example.ColorGreen explicitly * use valid enum value in mutation test, add new test for "invalid" enum * add length check and comment
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