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Type Definitions for Enumerations
Enumeration declarations in this book are commonly followed by a type definition that is not strictly part of the enumeration. You can use the type to specify one of the enumerated values for a parameter or field. The type name is usually the singular of the enumeration name, as in the following example:
enum gxDashAttributes { gxBendDash = 0x0001, gxBreakDash = 0x0002, gxClipDash = 0x0004, gxLevelDash = 0x0008, gxAutoAdvanceDash = 0x0010 }; typedef long gxDashAttribute;
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