[nem-en] strange warning when compiling

[Kamil Skalski]

%^^ is supposed to be used on enum types, because enums are not
implicitly converted to int, so to use ^ operator on them it is
necessary to cast :> them to ints. When you want to do ^ just for
ints, then no casts are necessary.
Compiler message is correct, though maybe a little bit misterious.
Also maybe in quick guide it should be stated that %XX operators are
used for enums.

2006/1/10, Philippe Quesnel <philippe.quesnel at gmail.com>:
> hi,
>  was going through the Quick Guide & tried the (weird) %|| type of ops...
>
>  code:
>          def a = 1;
>          def b = 2;
>          mutable c = false;
>          c = a %^^ b;   // <== here
>
>  warning:
>  t.n:11:13:11:20: warning: N10001: there is no check needed to cast int to
> int
>  t.n:11:13:11:20: hint: consider using : instead of :>
>
>  is this a compiler bug ?
>  thought you might want to know
>
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