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10 changes: 6 additions & 4 deletions enums/contracts/enum.vy
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# @notice An enum must have at least 1 member, and can hold up to a maximum of 256 members.


# @notice Defining an enum with two members
# @notice Defining an enum with three members
enum Status:
REGULAR
VIP
BLACKLISTED


# @notice Mapping from user addresses to statuses
# @notice Default value is first element in the enum. Here it is REGULAR
# @notice Default value is zero
user_statuses: HashMap[address, Status]

# Members are represented by uint256 values in the form of 2^n
# n is the index of the member in the range
# DEFAULT - 0
# REGULAR - 1
# VIP - 2
# BLACKLISTED - 4
Expand All @@ -31,7 +33,7 @@ def get(_addr: address) -> Status:
def set(_addr: address, _status: Status):
self.user_statuses[_addr] = _status

# @notice Reset the status of a user to REGULAR
# @notice Reset the status of a user to default
@external
def reset(_addr: address):
self.user_statuses[_addr] = Status.REGULAR
self.user_statuses[_addr] = empty(Status)