• =?UTF-8?B?TmVtYW5qYSBCb3JpxIc=?= (22/22) Feb 01 2014 Hello,
• evilrat (6/29) Feb 01 2014 it is recommended to name module in lower case only. and in your

=?UTF-8?B?TmVtYW5qYSBCb3JpxIc=?= <4burgos gmail.com> writes:

Hello,

I am having troubles to use the enum defined in the separate module.
When I try to access it, I am getting "Undefined symbol" error:


// CodeEnum.d

enum CodeEnum
{
	OK = 200,
	FAIL = 400
}

unittest
{
	auto e = CodeEnum.OK; // Works!
}


// Reply.d
import CodeEnum;

unittest
{
	auto.e = CodeEnum.OK; // Error: undefined identifier 'OK'
}


What I am doing wrong?

Thanks,
Nemanja

"evilrat" <evilrat666 gmail.com> writes:

On Saturday, 1 February 2014 at 21:00:18 UTC, Nemanja Borić wrote:
 Hello,

 I am having troubles to use the enum defined in the separate 
 module.
 When I try to access it, I am getting "Undefined symbol" error:


 // CodeEnum.d

 enum CodeEnum
 {
 	OK = 200,
 	FAIL = 400
 }

 unittest
 {
 	auto e = CodeEnum.OK; // Works!
 }


 // Reply.d
 import CodeEnum;

 unittest
 {
 	auto.e = CodeEnum.OK; // Error: undefined identifier 'OK'
 }


 What I am doing wrong?

 Thanks,
 Nemanja

it is recommended to name module in lower case only. and in your 
particular case compiler think you accessing module CodeEnum 
which contains symbol OK. so either give another name to module, 
or fully specify what you are trying to accesss - auto e = 
CodeEnum.CodeEnum.OK;