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I am writing a program where I want to define enum with possible interpretation of certain value that is stored one byte. So it is more specific than IntEnum as my value must be int in range 0x00-0xFF.

There are two types of values in the enum:

• specified by the standard (those I define on my own e.g. 0x00-0x7F)
• user specific (I let the User to define those, e.g. 0x80-0xFF)

Therefore, I am using aenum instead of classic enum package as my enum might register new members after the program is started.

I would like to add some code to IntEnum to restrict possible member values, so it has to be both int and 0x00 <= value <= 0xFF or some exception would be raised.
Why? To stop user from defining improper values (e.g. -1, 256, 10.0) that are not int or not in range 0x00-0xFF.

I thought to update __new__ method of IntEnum, but its nearly 500 lines long and it is rather hard to understand that. Though, I have notice it has boundary parameter. Isn't what I need (lower boundar = 0x00, higher bondary = 0xFF)?

Abstract: I would like to have an (integer) enum which has some (negative) members which correspond to specific states and unbound (positive) members.

Example: Assume we have a database entry which stores the winning position in a race. These entries are positive if the race was finished. However there are also some special values for e.g. Did not finish, Did not attend, Disqualified. These are stored in the database as negative values.

Now I would like to represent this structure in Python. As enums are immutable this turns out to be rather difficult. I already studied enum.EnumMeta and the looked at the aenum library but did not find a solution. My least ridiculous idea was to have an enum like the following:

I am using sqlalchemy to manage my db. These are my tables

I'm trying to implement a StringAutoEnum class which can set its member values to a lowercase version of the member name without having to call auto() for every single value, as this is verbose and I simply don't like it.

Assuming this base StringAutoEnum class:

I need to pass an enumeration to a method but I need a generic way to pass the enumeration. That way I can process different enumerations with a generic routine.

I am newbee here as well as in template programming. I have a dictionary (means, it could be either std::map or std::vector> or std::set<, >> ...) I wanted to write an algorithm, which act like standard library algorithms using the iterators of the passed container.

Following is the idea.

As soon as I use a code, my MacBook heats up to 50 degrees. I have 4 Enums that each have a picker, as soon as I put 3 pickers into an if-else statement and then debug, my MacBook heats up so much that I almost do it can not touch anymore. error ->

i use the enums with the protocols Int16, Hashable, CaseIterable. i want Int16 for my CoreData Attribut. If i change Int16 to Int then the Code Works.. i Convert in the "Taggs" to int so i can use the else if statemant.

I am trying to execute PyInstaller on a my script. I installed all of the required packages and the .exe is succesfully created.

But when I execute it on another machine, I get he Following error:

I already had tried installing enum, enum34 and aenum on my mac, but i could not import these packages into my code or interactive shell. But I can find these packages on pip freeze.

Basically I want to run https://github.com/kcoley/gltf2usd .