Humm.., I don't beleive you can pass anything else but a myEnum type to myMethod...

Do you have an sample code that works passing something else then a myEnum type ?

>I tried using an enum as a parameter and it worked well but not quite like I expected.
>Consider the sample code:
>

>public enum myEnum : byte
>{
>  SR0 = 0xE0,
>  SR1 = 0xE1,
>  SR2 = 0xE2
>}
>
>public static void myMethod (myEnum paraMyEnum)
>{
>  MessageBox.Show(((byte) paraMyEnum).ToString());
>}
>

>
>Now I would this that I could only call my myMethod passing only one of these three parameters: myEnum.SR0, myEnum.SR1 or myEnum.SR2 but it appears I can call myMethod with any byte as a parameter (and even something that can be converted to byte without loss of accuracy like an int).
>
>So is there any way, other than checking if the passed parameter is contained in the enum, to ensure that I am only passed a certain parameter?
>
>Einar