In theory a value of type Visibility can be something other than Visible or Collapsed because . Net enums allow any value of the underlying integral type as a value for the enum type (to allow things like ORing enums).
Right, . NET enums are thin facades over integer types, and can take on any value of the underlying integer type. – Brian Jun 3 '10 at 17:33 This is correct.
For instance, (LanguagePrimitives. EnumOfValue 2uy : Visibility) will give you a value of type Visibility which is neither Visible nor Collapsed, just as the compiler warns about. – kvb Jun 3 '10 at 19:06.
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