So trivial its almost not worth mentioning but...

I dislike having to cast to int in the PrefetchPath2 constructor so I just tried adding an additional constructor:-

    public PrefetchPath2(Enum rootEntityType)
    {
        _rootEntityType = (int) Enum.ToObject(rootEntityType.GetType(), rootEntityType);
    }

This seems to work, so I can now type:-

PrefetchPath2 prefetchPath = new PrefetchPath2(EntityType.ShipEntity);

Cheers Simon

I didn't know that was possible . I was always under the assumption, an int should be used because the enum type EntityType isn't known obviously inside the runtime lib.

Otis wrote:

I didn't know that was possible . I was always under the assumption, an int should be used because the enum type EntityType isn't known obviously inside the runtime lib.

Neither did I to be honest.

I was initially looking at some kind of TypeConverter to allow an implicit cast of EntityType to an int but I was looking around in Reflector and found ToObject and it worked first time.

There is also an Enum.GetUnderlyingType which could be used to check that the Enum is of the Int32 type.

Cheers Simon

I've added it to the todo list.