> When using IDL I can add help strings to an enum for
> example:

>      typedef [v1_enum] enum nicVisionStringLengths
>      {
>        [helpstring("Maximum length of channel name"),]
>        MaxChannelName = 12,
>        [helpstring("Maximum length of comment"),]
>        MaxComment = 1023,
>      } nicVisionStringLengths ;

> When I try to do the same in attributed code I get
> compiler errors. So the following does not compile:

> [export, v1_enum]
>      typedef enum nicVisionStringLengths
>      {
>        [helpstring("Maximum length of channel name"),]
>        MaxChannelName = 12,
>        [helpstring("Maximum length of comment"),]
>        MaxComment = 1023,
>      } nicVisionStringLengths ;

> I also tried idl_quote but that doesn't help either.
> Is this a bug?

> Try removing trailing commas after helpstring()
> --
> With best wishes,
>     Igor Tandetnik

> "For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat,
> and wrong." H.L. Mencken

> > When using IDL I can add help strings to an enum for
> > example:

> >      typedef [v1_enum] enum nicVisionStringLengths
> >      {
> >        [helpstring("Maximum length of channel name"),]
> >        MaxChannelName = 12,
> >        [helpstring("Maximum length of comment"),]
> >        MaxComment = 1023,
> >      } nicVisionStringLengths ;

> > When I try to do the same in attributed code I get
> > compiler errors. So the following does not compile:

> > [export, v1_enum]
> >      typedef enum nicVisionStringLengths
> >      {
> >        [helpstring("Maximum length of channel name"),]
> >        MaxChannelName = 12,
> >        [helpstring("Maximum length of comment"),]
> >        MaxComment = 1023,
> >      } nicVisionStringLengths ;

> > I also tried idl_quote but that doesn't help either.
> > Is this a bug?