v1.2.0 release

This release adds improvements and changes, including some from user feedback.

• update cmake build, add options
• update API including more C++20 for_each, for_each_n, dispatch
• update enum_bitset ctor, using std::initializer_list
• added starts_from_zero
• updated and extended unit tests, srcloc tests
• update documentation
• fixed std::ostream missing error

v1.1.0 release

This release adds improvements and changes, including some from user feedback.

• enum_range per enum range with various options:
  • specialization of enum_range class; convenience macros
  • T::ce_first and T::ce_last
• benchmarking
• conjure_enum, conjure_type and enum_bitset now in separate includes
• significant improvements in compile times
• selectable compile optimizations, including
  • FIX8_CONJURE_ENUM_ALL_OPTIMIZATIONS
  • FIX8_CONJURE_ENUM_IS_CONTINUOUS
  • FIX8_CONJURE_ENUM_NO_ANON
  • FIX8_CONJURE_ENUM_MINIMAL
• bug fixes
• conjure_enum API additions:
  • is_continuous
  • in_range
  • index
  • enum_cast
  • get_enum_min_value, get_enum_max_value
  • min_v, max_v
  • get_actual_enum_min_value, get_actual_enum_max_value
• enum_bitset API additions:
  • std::bitset constructor and conversion
  • rotl, rotr
  • has_single_bit
  • to_hex_string
  • get_underlying, get_underlying_bit_size
  • get_bit_mask, get_unused_bit_mask
  • specialization for std::hash
  • countl_zero , countl_one , countr_zero , countr_one
  • const and non-const subscript operator (set and test)
• expanded unit tests, edge case tests
• updated to latest supported compilers
• updated examples
• documentation reorganised and expanded

v1.0.1 release

Announcing the release of version 1.0.1 of conjure_enum, a lightweight header-only C++20 library designed to streamline working with enums by providing comprehensive enum reflection capabilities.

Conjure_enum: Empowering Your C++ Enum Workflows

conjure_enum empowers you to manipulate enums in C++20 with ease. It boasts a rich set of functionalities that enhance code readability, maintainability, and flexibility. Here's a closer look at what conjure_enum brings to the table:

• Effortless String-to-Enum and Enum-to-String Conversion: Effortlessly convert between string representations and their corresponding enum values, making it ideal for user input processing or data parsing.
• Seamless Enum Iteration: Iterate over the elements of an enum with ease, simplifying common operations like processing all enum values in a loop.
• Underlying Integer Value Retrieval: Retrieve the underlying integer value associated with an enum element, useful for scenarios where numerical representations are required.
• Enumeration Size Determination: Determine the total number of elements within an enum, aiding in tasks like pre-allocating memory or dynamically iterating.
• Enum Name and Value Access: Retrieve comprehensive information about enums, including lists of all enum names, their corresponding values, and even name-value pairs.
• Scoped Enum Handling: Effectively handle scoped enums by determining if an enum is scoped and removing the scope from scoped enum names if necessary.
• Value Validation: Verify if a given value is a valid member of an enum, ensuring data integrity and preventing unexpected behavior.
• Underlying Type Acquisition: Get the underlying type of the enum, providing valuable insights into the enum's data representation.

Embrace a Modern C++ Enum Experience with conjure_enum

conjure_enum's header-only design ensures effortless integration into your C++20 projects, while its intuitive API fosters a smooth development experience. With its rich set of functionalities, conjure_enum empowers you to work with enums in C++20 more effectively and efficiently.