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How do I enumerate an enum?
Say I have an enum type MyEnum. Is there a way in C# to get a list of all possible values for an enum of type MyEnum?
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Alex Baranosky
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And of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/105372/c-how-to-enumerate-an-enum – LukeH Sep 02 '09 at 09:04
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An instance of the enum can have any assignable to the underlying type (i.e., int.MinValue through int.MaxValue for any regular enum). You can get a list of the named values by calling Enum.GetNames and Enum.GetValues.
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Enum.GetValues(typeof(SomeEnum));
will return an array with all the values. I do not know if this helps you.
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