Fix invalid parameter definitions when methods have nonzero enum default values #68
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This addresses a bug where there's no cast when generating a definition for a parameter with a nonzero default enum parameter value. Previously, it would generate values like this:
This would not compile, as there's no implicit conversion from nonzero integral types to enum values. The only implicit enum conversion is from zero (§10.2.4), which the new code does handle.
This was reported in issue #67.
Changes
.MethodParameters.cs
test file