enums in tolua

Its possible to wrap enums in tolua. eg.

enum A { ONE,TWO,THREE };

class Blah { public: enum B { FOUR,FIVE,SIX}; };

but when I try and pass enums as parameters eg.

def: void setSomething(enum A a);

call: setSomething(ONE);

tolua complains that I am not passing an enum object, I am passing a number, which is correct. The reference is to a none typed number.

I assume the way round it is to somehow create an object and set the tag to the correct enumerated tag?

eg.

local val = ONE

settag(val,tag("enum A")) -- I'm making this up as I go along.

setSomething(val)

Is this correct or have I missed something? If this is correct its a bit over the top I think.

I think the solution is something along the lines of: tolua needs to wrap enums in parameters as numbers but then cast them back to the correct enums at call time. Thoughts?