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If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, wich the type would be Question, to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels = 1, Italiaans = 2, Portugees = 3, Nederlands = 4, Duits = 5, Dens = 6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

// You can use the Enum type as a parameter, so any enumeration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4 because the variable Geselecteerd is Talen.Nederlands. If I change it to Talen.Portugees and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

I had a hard time finding this simple solution on the internet and I couldn't find it, so I was testing something and found this out. Hope this helps. ;)

If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, for which the type would be Question, to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels = 1, Italiaans = 2, Portugees = 3, Nederlands = 4, Duits = 5, Dens = 6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

// You can use the Enum type as a parameter, so any enumeration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4, because the variable Geselecteerd is Talen.Nederlands. If I change it to Talen.Portugees and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, wich the type would be Question, to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels = 1, Italiaans = 2, Portugees = 3, Nederlands = 4, Duits = 5, Dens = 6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

// You can use the Enum type as a parameter, so any enumeration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4 because the variable Geselecteerd is Talen.Nederlands. If I change it to Talen.Portugees and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

I had a hard time finding this simple solution on the Internet and I couldn't find it, so I was testing something and found this out. Hope this helps. ;)

If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, wich the type would be Question, to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels = 1, Italiaans = 2, Portugees = 3, Nederlands = 4, Duits = 5, Dens = 6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

// You can use the Enum type as a parameter, so any enumeration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4 because the variable Geselecteerd is Talen.Nederlands. If I change it to Talen.Portugees and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

I had a hard time finding this simple solution on the internet and I couldn't find it, so I was testing something and found this out. Hope this helps. ;)

If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, wich the type would be "Question", to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels=1, Italiaans=2, Portugees=3, Nederlands=4, Duits=5, Dens=6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

//You can use the Enum type as parameter, so any enumaration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4, because the variable "Geselecteerd" is "Talen.Nederlands". If I change it to "Talen.Portugees" and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

I had a hard time finding this simple solution on the internet and I couldn't find it, so I was testing somtehings and found this out. Hope this helps. ;)

If you want to get an integer for the enum value that is stored in a variable, wich the type would be Question, to use for example in a method, you can simply do this I wrote in this example:

enum Talen
{
    Engels = 1, Italiaans = 2, Portugees = 3, Nederlands = 4, Duits = 5, Dens = 6
}

Talen Geselecteerd;    

public void Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent()
    Geselecteerd = Talen.Nederlands;
}

// You can use the Enum type as a parameter, so any enumeration from any enumerator can be used as parameter
void VeranderenTitel(Enum e)
{
    this.Text = Convert.ToInt32(e).ToString();
}

This will change the window title to 4 because the variable Geselecteerd is Talen.Nederlands. If I change it to Talen.Portugees and call the method again, the text will change to 3.

I had a hard time finding this simple solution on the Internet and I couldn't find it, so I was testing something and found this out. Hope this helps. ;)