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Music_Play("MyMusicFile.ogg", 1.0f, false, eMusicPrio_BgAmb); | Music_Play("MyMusicFile.ogg", 1.0f, false, eMusicPrio_BgAmb); | ||
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| − | The last parameter, eMusicPrio_BgAmb, is a value of the enum eMusicPrio. | + | The last parameter, <code>eMusicPrio_BgAmb</code>, is a value of the enum <code>eMusicPrio</code>. |
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Revision as of 23:19, 14 August 2020
Enum is a user defined datatype in HPL3. It is used to assign names to the integral constants which makes a script easy to read and maintain. The keyword “enum” is used to declare an enumeration.
How to Use Enums
Enums are mostly required as a parameter for existing HPL3 functions. One of the most common function which uses an enum is Music_Play. For example:
Music_Play("MyMusicFile.ogg", 1.0f, false, eMusicPrio_BgAmb);
The last parameter, eMusicPrio_BgAmb, is a value of the enum eMusicPrio.