Latest master branch prepends enum's namespace

[rpatters1]

Suppose I have

class foo {
public:
   enum Nums {
      ZERO,
      ONE,
      TWO
   };
};

In versions of magic_enum prior to the latest push (e.g., commit 5367f51), enum_names<foo::Nums> would return:

"ZERO"
"ONE"
"TWO"

It appears that now it returns:

"foo::ZERO"
"foo::ONE"
"foo::TWO"

This breaks my code. (I am using XCode 14.2 on macOS 12.6.5.) If the new behavior is by design, it would be very helpful to have an option to disable it.

[Neargye]

Please retest on master branch, and I will prepare hotfiix release.

[rpatters1]

Hello. I will certainly test this when I get back to my dev machine on Thursday or Friday.

[Neargye]

Please reopen if still present.

[rpatters1]

It appears to work. If I run into any further issues, I'll let you know.

[Neargye]

Thanks!

[pateldeev]

I am still seeing issues with enums in an anonymous namespace

https://godbolt.org/z/jTnWE7c5x

[Neargye]

@pateldeev It seems that godbolt does not pull fresh master, becausen locally works for me

https://godbolt.org/z/brWrcfdKq

[Neargye]

Yes, on godbolt trunck = 0.9.0

[Neargye]

In any case, I added new tests to check anonymous namespaces. Thanks

[Neargye]

And test found that problem with enum name in an anonymous namespace on Clang #276

[pateldeev]

Ah yes. I double checked, and I originally noticed the empty string for clang. Thanks for fixing!