using enum

[The-Futurist]

Akin to

using static

This currently lets us omit the the type name of an enclosing static class and just use the contained member name as is.

While coding something today with quite a few enums, it struck as me as potentially helpful if we could do a similar thing for enum.

That would let me write this:

switch (Rate) 
{
    case Min:    
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = true;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = false;
            break;
        }
    case Max:   
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = false;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = true;
            break;
        }
    case Med:
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = false;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = false;
            break;
        }
}

instead of this:

switch (Rate) 
{
    case DataRate.Min:    
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = true;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = false;
            break;
        }
    case DataRate.Max:    
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = false;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = true;
            break;
        }
    case DataRate.Med:    
        {
            rf_setup.RF_DR_LOW = false;
            rf_setup.RF_DR_HIGH = false;
            break;
        }
}

[333fred]

That exists today: you can just using static DataRate; directly.