static void Main(string[] args)
{
NameSpaceColor nameSpaceColor = NameSpaceColor.purple;
Console.WriteLine("The color you picked was: " + nameSpaceColor.ToString());
//you don't need to create instance of object to access a public enum in the class
var classColor = Color.ClassColor.orange;
Color colorObj = new Color();
//lets pick a color
}
//uncomment and comment out above funtion to use
public void WriteOutColor(Object genericColor)
{
ClassColor color;
NameSpaceColor nameSpaceColor;
if (genericColor is ClassColor)
{
color = (ClassColor)genericColor;
Console.WriteLine("the color is: " + color.ToString());
}
else if (genericColor is NameSpaceColor)
{
nameSpaceColor = (NameSpaceColor)genericColor;
Console.WriteLine("the color is: " + nameSpaceColor.ToString());
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("the object is not a supported enum type.");
}
}
private ClassColor classColorField = ClassColor.yellow; //we manually set this.
//methods
/// <summary>
/// This function displays the NameSpaceColor in the console
/// </summary>
/// <param name="color"></param>
public void WriteOutNameSpaceColor(NameSpaceColor color)
{
Console.WriteLine("the color is: " + color.ToString());
}
public Color2(NameSpaceColor nameSpaceColor)
{
this.nameSpaceColor = nameSpaceColor;
}
