[DjSoftero]

Is it possible to have an enum inside of another enum If so, how would I make it and what are its limits?

[HamletEagle]

What do you mean by "enum inside enum"?

PHP Code:

enum type1
{
     a,
     b,
     c
}

enum type2
{
    d[type1],
    e,
    f
} 


or you want to actually put an enum inside another enum?

[DjSoftero]

well, I have this:

PHP Code:

enum [[+=:]ewinner] {
    ongoing,
    team1,
    team2,
    draw
}
enum _:egame{
    ID,
    team1[max_team_name_length],
    Float:team1rate,
    team2[max_team_name_length],
    Float:team2rate,
    ending,
    winner
} 


the last variable winner can have 4 values:

PHP Code:

enum _:ewinner {
    ongoing,
    team1,
    team2,
    draw
} 


So when I access an array

PHP Code:

new array[egame]
array[winner]// this can have only 4 values 0, 1, 2, 3. Decided to use enum for that instead of 4
//separate defines for better future readability, but now I'm questioning myself whether 
//enum can be used that way.
//I don't quite understand how to give it its values. 


edit----
I guess I should use it like this?

PHP Code:

enum (+=1) {
    ongoing,
    t1,
    t2,
    draw
} 


btw, sorry. The initial question`s wording was insufficient.

[Bugsy]

PHP Code:

enum WinnerTypes
{
    ongoing = 1,
    team1,
    team2,
    draw
}