PyQt6 Enum implcit conversion
Phil Thompson
phil at riverbankcomputing.com
Thu May 25 15:51:17 BST 2023
On 25/05/2023 15:25, Julien Cabieces wrote:
> The same example is working in pure python
>
> ---
> class MyEnum(IntEnum):
> VALA=0
> VALB=1
> VALC=2
>
> def printEnum(an_enum):
> if an_enum == MyEnum.VALA:
> print("VALA")
> else:
> print("others")
>
> printEnum(1)
> others
> ---
It works because Python objects are dynamically typed, not because of
any enum/int conversion.
> It makes sense to me for an IntEnum to be able to convert from/to an
> integer, no?
Explicitly yes, implicitly no. A member of an IntEnum behaves like an
int but it is not an int.
Phil
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