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The problem: C++ does not have a way of getting the text form of a
enum.
For example:
enum state {STATE_GOOD, STATE_BAD, STATE_UNKNOWN};
// Doesn't work right
std::cout << "Good is " << STATE_GOOD << std::endl;
The result is
Good is 0
What we want is
Good is STATE_GOOD
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