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In article <40222523@news.povray.org> , "AngleWyrm" 
<no_### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
> If the enums were given specific values, it was my guess that at some point
> in the program a comparison to, or usage of those specific values would take
> place. Makes sense?
No, nobody would define enums and then not use them.  Enums are given
"names" because those mean more to a human when debugging.  Otherwise you
would always have to manually count which value you are currently dealing
with, which is insane if you are dealing with more than just a handful of
value.
    Thorsten
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