cangjie-enum

To define an enum in Cangjie, you use specific syntax rules that allow both named and unnamed constructors. This Skill explains how to create enumeration values using these constructor variations and navigate scope limitations.

You implement Equatable comparisons for Cangjie enum types by applying the `@Derive[Equatable]` macro. This enables direct `==` comparisons between enumeration instances without manually writing the equality logic.

Yes, Cangjie enums support adding member functions to encapsulate behavior within the type. This Skill covers the rules for recursive enum definitions and how to manage potential name conflicts during usage.

Handling name conflicts in Cangjie enum constructors requires understanding scope limitations and same-name constructor variations. This Skill clarifies how to define and instantiate enums correctly to avoid scope errors.

You should use Cangjie enums when representing complex data structures or state representations. This Skill provides guidance on implementing these structures correctly using features like member functions and the Equatable interface.