enum in JavaScript

Blake · #1 12-Dec-2006, 18:36

I would like to do a C++ like enum in JavaScript. As far as I can tell, there's no built in way of doing it. I'm wondering if there's a standard way of doing the equivalent of an enum.

This is what I've come up with:

Code:

var opTypes = { PLUS : 0, MINUS : 1, RESULT : 2, NONE : 3 }

var op = opTypes.NONE;

This is suppose to be the equivalent of:

CPP / C++ / C Code:

enum opTypes {PLUS, MINUS, RESULT, NONE};
opTypes op = NONE;

The entire file is located here. It's a binary calculator.

Thanks!

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