[英]good way to map enums to strings in C
I have a bunch of enums (from libvirt library if you are wondering) that look like this: 我有一堆枚举(如果您想知道的话,来自libvirt库):
enum whatever {
VAL_A = 1
VAL_B = 2
...
}
How do I convert these to meaningful strings? 如何将它们转换为有意义的字符串? That is, VAL_A has a state meaning "meaning_A", VAL_B has a state meaning "meaning_B" and so on. 即,VAL_A的状态为“意思_A”,VAL_B的状态为“意思_B”,依此类推。 In php or perl or python, I would generate a key:val pair and return the results in O(1) time. 在php或perl或python中,我将生成一个key:val对,并以O(1)时间返回结果。 Is there an efficient way to map these to meaningful strings in C? 有没有一种有效的方法可以将这些映射到C中有意义的字符串? I was thinking of a switch statement, but was wondering about better approaches. 我当时在想换一个语句,但是想知道更好的方法。
Thanks, 谢谢,
Vik. 维克。
Try using it as an array index: 尝试将其用作数组索引:
char *strs[] = {"meaning_A", "meaning_B", "etc."};
strs[(int)enumvar - 1];
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