C++游戏开发入门指南

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12 CHAPTER 2: Writing a Guessing Game with C++ Types

Enums also allow us to assign a value to each element. In the Color enum we currently have Red

assigned the value 0, Green 1 and Blue 2. In the enum definition we could have used the following:

enum class Color

{

Red,

Green = 10,

Blue

};

In the preceding enum, Red is still 0, and Green is 10; however, Blue is 11, as it directly follows Green.

There are few occasions where we need to specify the values of enums as they are most useful for

creating more readable code; but it is useful to understand that this is possible because you will

come across code written by others that will use this feature.

It’s also important to note that the enum class is a C++11 construct. Prior to C++11 the enum would

have been created using the following:

enum Color

{

Red,

Green,

Blue

};

C++11 style enums are known as strongly typed enums. The compiler will not allow you to

accidentally use integers in place of the enum values. It also wouldn’t have been possible to use the

value Red in two different enums.

enum Color

{

Red,

Green,

Blue,

};

enum TrafficLights

{

Red,

Amber,

Green

};

This is not allowed with older enums, as the code to define a variable would look like:

Color currentColor = Red;

TrafficLights = currentLight = Red;

As you can see, we have no way of knowing which Red is to be used. This is even worse with the

Green value, as it would have a different integer representation: 1 in Color and 2 in TrafficLights.

This could cause bugs in our code as it would be valid to use the TrafficLights version of Green

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when we really meant to use the Color version. The compiler would assume that we meant Blue as

both Color::Blue and TrafficLights::Green are representations of 2. Using an enum class, however,

means the code must look like this:

Color currentColor = Color::Red;

TrafficLights = currentLight = TrafficLights::Red;

As you can see, the strongly typed version of enums is much better and provides us with more

explicit code. Always use an enum class where possible in new code.

Enums are the last type introduced in this chapter. We can now spend the rest of the chapter looking

at the different types of operators that C++ supplies to work with our types.

Switching from One Type to Another

Sometimes while writing our programs we will have a value stored as one type, such as an int,

but we would like to use the value from our variable along with a value stored in another variable.

Fortunately C++ can automatically convert from some types to others. The following lines of code

provide some examples:

char charNumber = 1;

int intNumber = charNumber;

float floatNumber = intNumber;

C++ can implicitly convert numbers from one type to another. Going from smaller types to larger

types and from integer types to floats and floats to doubles as well as from integer types to bools are

all legal and carried out automatically by the compiler.

static_cast

Whereas moving from a smaller type to a larger type is safe, moving from a larger type to a smaller

type can cause a loss of data. For example:

int largeNumber = 1000;

char smallNumber = largeNumber;

In this case, the large number would likely be truncated from 1,000 to 127, as that is the largest

number that a signed char variable can hold. This type of data loss is known as a narrowing

conversion. C++ compilers give warnings about this type of conversion and many game

development studios like to keep their code error-free or enable compiler settings that cause all

warnings to become errors. Fortunately C++ provides us with a method to tell the compiler that we

were converting this value on purpose. This method is known as a static cast. An example of the

usage of static_cast would be:

char smallNumber = static_cast<char>(largeNumber);

This code tells the compiler that we are purposefully converting our type to a char and it will not

output any warnings for the conversion.

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