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14 changes: 6 additions & 8 deletions site/source/docs/porting/connecting_cpp_and_javascript/embind.rst
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You can control how C++ enums are exposed to JavaScript by specifying
`enum_value_type` when registering the enum.
``enum_value_type`` when registering the enum.

By default, enums use `enum_value_type::object`. Enum values are bound
as JavaScript objects with a `value` property containing the underlying
By default, enums use ``enum_value_type::object``. Enum values are bound
as JavaScript objects with a ``value`` property containing the underlying
C++ integer.

.. code:: cpp
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Alternatively, you can use:

- `enum_value_type::number`
Enum values are bound directly as JavaScript numbers matching their C++
- ``enum_value_type::number``: Enum values are bound directly as JavaScript numbers matching their C++
integer values.

.. code:: cpp
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Module.NumberEnum.ONE === 0;
Module.NumberEnum.TWO === 1;

- `enum_value_type::string`
Enum values are bound as JavaScript strings containing their name.
- ``enum_value_type::string``: Enum values are bound as JavaScript strings containing their name.

.. code:: cpp

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Module.StringEnum.ONE === "ONE";
Module.StringEnum.TWO === "TWO";

Whatever the `enum_value_type` used, enum values can always be used as arguments
Whatever the ``enum_value_type`` used, enum values can always be used as arguments
to functions expecting the enum type.

.. code:: cpp
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