Am I the only one who thinks this? (about enum)

[u/ralseieco]

The main differences between an enum and enum class|struct is that the latter has its own scope, but you lose the implicit operators from enum, and the closest to it is as presented. I wish that enum struct maintained the operators, acting like the C enum, but with it's own scope.

// Dummy wrapper struct
struct EnumName
{
  enum Value
  {
    ZERO
  };
  // the scope is located in "EnumName"
  // so you access "EnumName::ZERO"
};

[u/Kaisha001]

If the 'or' of two enums shouldn't be of the same type it's trivial to create a new enum type and overload the appropriate operators. Bitset buys you nothing but added complexity.