Hey All, I know this ship has already sailed with PEP 435, but I've been working on a prototype implementation of enums using MacroPy macros<https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy#enums> . The goal was to have enums whose methods provide most of the nice capabilities of int enums (auto-generated indexes, fast comparison, incrementing, index-arithmetic, find-by-index) and string enums (nice __repr__, find-by-name) but has the ability to smoothly scale to full-fledged objects with methods *and* fields, all this is an extremely concise way. The gimmick here is that it uses macros to provide a concise syntax to allow you to construct each enum instance with whatever constructor parameters you wish, java-enum-style (here<https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy#complex-enums>). This allows a degree of enums-as-objects which i haven't seen in any other library (most don't allow custom fields). Probably not standard-library worthy, but I thought it was pretty cool. -Haoyi