I recently encountered a case when I needed to get an Enum object by value (to be saved via EF CodeFirst), and here is my Enum :
public enum ShipmentStatus {
New = 0,
Shipped = 1,
Canceled = 2
}
So I needed to get ShipmentStatus.Shipped
object by value 1 .
So how could I accomplish that?
This should work, either (just casting the int
value to enum
type):
int _val = 1;
ShipmentStatus _item = (ShipmentStatus)_val;
Beware, that it may cause an error if that enum is not defined.
为什么不使用这个内置功能?
ShipmentStatus shipped = (ShipmentStatus)System.Enum.GetValues(typeof(ShipmentStatus)).GetValue(1);
After some battling with Enum I created this - a universal helper class that will do what I needed - getting key by value, and more importantly - from ANY Enum type:
public static class EnumHelpers {
public static T GetEnumObjectByValue<T>(int valueId) {
return (T) Enum.ToObject(typeof (T), valueId);
}
}
So, to get Enum object ShipmentStatus.Shipped
this will return this object:
var enumObject = EnumHelpers.GetEnumObjectByValue<ShipmentStatus>(1);
So basicaly you can use any Enum object and get its key by value:
var enumObject = EnumHelpers.GetEnumObjectByValue<YOUR_ENUM_TYPE>(VALUE);
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