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Question by kou · Dec 11, 2012 at 02:08 PM · triggerchangeenumstate

Compare 2 enum variables method?

I simply want to check whether the state has been changed, like this:

 var currentState:states;
 var lastState:states;
 
 if(lastState != currentState){
    print("state changed");
    lastState = currentState;
 }

But I get error, it seems this comparison is somehow wrong? but how to correct this comparison.

Regards,

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Answer by Landern · Dec 11, 2012 at 02:40 PM

I assume you didn't set the flags on the enum.

Try comparing the ints of the enum.

 var currentState:states;
 var lastState:states;
 
 if((int)lastState != (int)currentState){
    print("state changed");
    lastState = currentState;
 }
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avatar image kou · Dec 11, 2012 at 02:43 PM 0
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Thanks jordan, just a question...is this an efficient way of comparing, if this app is designed for mobile? performance wise, is it advised? thanks

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Yes, by default when you create an enum, it defaults to each enum value to an int, starting with 0 on the top item in the list of enum values. This can be overridden to use different types or start the numbering at a different point, or you can explicitly set each and every value in the enum if you want. But the performance is fast, yes.

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and my final question, this is in C# right? what would be the javascript conversion, thanks a ton. I've been searching the net not yet found what is the JSCript version of (int)State...

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I used parseInt(enumVar) works like a charm. thanks :)

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