26.05.2018, 01:48
I'm just going to say, there'll be a better way of doing this.
Such as defining the chat colors, and simply using the chat callback to check for their status and format the text itself without storing the individual colors in the enums for the player.
Use the enums color selection as a setting, check that, and format the message accordingly based on that result.
While what I say 'avoids the issue', I really do think that later on, this approach that you've taken, would lead to problems.
The only reason I would continue going down this path you've taken, is if you were going to have custom color options for the chat.
Being these are static colors, there's no real reason to be running them in the enum itself.
Such as defining the chat colors, and simply using the chat callback to check for their status and format the text itself without storing the individual colors in the enums for the player.
Use the enums color selection as a setting, check that, and format the message accordingly based on that result.
While what I say 'avoids the issue', I really do think that later on, this approach that you've taken, would lead to problems.
The only reason I would continue going down this path you've taken, is if you were going to have custom color options for the chat.
Being these are static colors, there's no real reason to be running them in the enum itself.