Access Enums in Swift more simple

As I described here it is hard to access Java Enums from Swift. This can be done with:

var r:BISBTestTypeEnum = BISBTestTypeEnum.values().objectAtIndex(BISBTestType.Type1.rawValue) as! BISBTestTypeEnum

As you can see it is very long. It would be great if you could add one helper method to make such access more simple.

If you would add a method like this (Swift):

    class func withValue(value: BISBTestType) -> BISBTestTypeEnum {
        return BISBTestTypeEnum.values().objectAtIndex(value.rawValue) as! BISBTestTypeEnum
    }

in Objective-C I guess that is something like this:

+ (BISBTestTypeEnum *)valueOfWithNSString:(BISBTestType *)value {
  return [[BISBTestTypeEnum values] objectAtIndex:[value rawValue]];
}

you can access Enums as:

var r = BISBTestTypeEnum.withValue(BISBTestType.Type1)

[tomball]

Added --static-accessor-methods flag, which adds class methods to access static accessor functions and enum constants from Swift. This should now work:

var r:BISBTestTypeEnum = BISBTestTypeEnum.Type1()

[confile]

@kstanger This issue is solved with your last fix.