Added grain case for enums.

[atilaneves]

It'd be nice to have a test case to go along with it. What code doesn't compile as it is now, exactly?

[ColdenCullen]

I'd be happy to write a unittest or two. I'll push them as soon as I can.

The issue I was having was with code like this:

enum Foo { Bar, Baz }

auto decereal = new Decerealizer( /* data */ );
auto foo = decereal.value!Foo;

auto foo = decereal.value!Foo; throws an error, saying grain does not match any function template declaration. Adding my case for enums, the build succeeds.

[atilaneves]

Really? With which compiler? I just wrote this unit test and it passes without your pull request:

import unit_threaded;
import cerealed;

private enum MyEnum { Foo, Bar, Baz };

void testEnum() {
    auto enc = new Cerealiser;
    enc ~= MyEnum.Bar;
    enc ~= MyEnum.Baz;
    enc ~= MyEnum.Foo;
    checkEqual(enc.bytes, [0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0]);

    auto dec = new Decerealizer(enc.bytes);
    checkEqual(dec.value!MyEnum, MyEnum.Bar);
    checkEqual(dec.value!MyEnum, MyEnum.Baz);
    checkEqual(dec.value!MyEnum, MyEnum.Foo);
}

[ColdenCullen]

I'm on DMD 2.064.2 on OSX.

A simpler solution, if it is just a platform issue, would be to add enum as an acceptable case to an existing implementation of grain.

[atilaneves]

Not a platform issue, just tried your test case and it fails to compile as you said. Merging it in. Thanks!

[ColdenCullen]

Thanks for the help resolving this!

[atilaneves]

Your commit broke things a bit (one test failed and my new test didn't even compile) but I just fixed it. Once again, thanks.