[Baltazar]

Ok, so... my two enums:

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enum _enum { _id, _modelid, _x, _y, _z }

enum _enum1 { _x1, _y1, _z1, _interior }

Well, these '1' chars make things less clear. Is there are way to declare another enum with the same index names? Like this:

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enum _enum { _id, _modelid, _x, _y, _z }

enum _enum1 { _x, _y, _z, _interior }

You might say its unknown thus, which index to take (2 or 0) when calling let's say:

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arr[_x];

But hello,... I declare my arrays this way:

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new arr[_enum];
new arr1[_enum1];

So maybe if it's possibe to describe, which exactly enum I'm using with a certain array, I should be allowed to use same enum indices, which means:

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arr[_x]   same as    arr[2]
arr1[_x]    same as    arr1[0]

Thanks for your advice.

[Baltazar]

Thanks ******. Eh... I'd like to have short enum indices, because

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new some_var = object[E_OBJECT_DATA_MODELID];

looks such a mess. 'OBJECT' gives no extra info here as my array name has it, such a long index name makes code harder readable (to me at least). Not good.

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new some_var = object[MODELID];

looks much better. But 'MODELID' is a popular name (kind of) to use my index name must become elongated (and messy) because of that reason... blah. Maybe some redefinitions could do the trick? Don't know...