I have an enumerated type like this:
public __value enum MyType{
   ABC = 1,
   DEF = 2,
   GHI = 3,
   JKL = 4
};

Later I have a for loop like this:
for (ft = MyType::ABC; ft <= MyType::JKL; ft++){

   //Do stuff

}

I then get a compile error C2676: binary '++': 'MyType' does not define this
operator or a converstion to a type acceptable to the predefined operator.

So I tried to define the ++ operator.

MyType operator++(MyType &ft, int){

return ft = (MyType)(ft+1);

}

That gives me compile error C3281: 'operator` ++": global operator cannot
have managed type 'MyType __gc &' in signature.

So my question: How do I get a managed enumerated type to allow me to use
the ++ operator to iterate through its values?

dwilson