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For backward compatibility when reading values, we first check the ZEEK-prefixed value, and if not set, then check the corresponding BRO-prefixed value.
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# @TEST-EXEC: unset ZEEK_DISABLE_ZEEKYGEN; unset BRO_DISABLE_BROXYGEN; zeek -b -X zeekygen.config %INPUT
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# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff autogen-reST-enums.rst
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@TEST-START-FILE zeekygen.config
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identifier TestEnum* autogen-reST-enums.rst
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@TEST-END-FILE
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## There's tons of ways an enum can look...
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type TestEnum1: enum {
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## like this
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ONE,
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TWO, ##< or like this
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## multiple
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## comments
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THREE, ##< and even
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##< more comments
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};
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## The final comma is optional
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type TestEnum2: enum {
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## like this
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A,
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B, ##< or like this
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## multiple
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## comments
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C ##< and even
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##< more comments
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};
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## redefs should also work
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redef enum TestEnum1 += {
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## adding another
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FOUR ##< value
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};
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## now with a comma
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redef enum TestEnum1 += {
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## adding another
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FIVE, ##< value
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};
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## this should reference the TestEnum1 type and not a generic "enum" type
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const TestEnumVal = ONE &redef;
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