Have anybody come up with some mixin magic that given

    enum A { x,y,z }
    enum B { a,b,c }

and call to a mixin

BidirectionalEnums(
    "x", "a",
    "y", "b",
    "z", "c",
);

generates two to!Enum overloads that implement bidirectional (lossless) conversion rules between A and B?

On Sunday, 7 September 2014 at 17:22:38 UTC, Nordlöw wrote:
> BidirectionalEnums(
>     "x", "a",
>     "y", "b",
>     "z", "c",
> );

The enumeration names must of course be given aswell:

BidirectionalEnums2(
    "A", "B",
    "x", "a",
    ...
);

and two specifies the number of enums involved.

We could of course also use

BidirectionalEnums(
    tuple("A", "B"),
    tuple("x", "a"),
    ...
);

for more verbosity.