Guys

In .net, if I have an enum:

enum MyEnum{
Blah = 0,
BlahBlah = 1
}

and have a result:

MyEnum e = getRandomMyEnum(); //returns a random enum entry

I can do this:

e.ToString("g") //instead of "2", I will get "BlahBlah"

to turn my enum into a nice string

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I read this:

http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2008...g-enum-values/

But I'm not sure where to shove the macro that Kevin defined. Any tips?