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The current
MTypeenum implicitly assigns an integer value to each message type. This means that inserting a new message, reorder messages, deleting messages, etc. change the implicit value of other messages. These values are what actually identify the message type. Differing message values between a client and a server or between peers can lead to unexpected errors and can be hard to troubleshoot.I refactored the
MTypeenum to use explicit string values such that changes the value of one message type doesn't impact the others.