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I just realized I added a value to the list of "must-handle" values in my enum, but I didn't catch it until runtime. I know the C# compiler is really powerful when it comes to reflection and introspection of types, so I was wondering if there was a way to force a switch/case statement to cover all possible enum values?
Example:
enum Colors { Red, Blue, Green, Yellow }; Colors c = ...; switch (c) { case Colors.Red: // No error, Red is a Color break; case Colors.Blue: case Colors.Green: // No error, Blue and Green handled as well break; } // whoops! "error: 'Colors.Yellow' unhandled" // or even, "error: no 'default' and 'Colors.Yellow' unhandled" I want a compile-time solution.
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You can use SwitchEnumAnalyzer to get compiler-time warnings of this kind. I just used it in my project and it works nicely. As in any Roslyn analyzer, you can choose level of notification - if it should be just warning, or a proper error.
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