String representation of a sf::Keyboard::Key

[garee]

Is there a solution to computing the string representation of a sf::Keyboard::Key that doesn't involve a massive switch or if-else statement?

Ideally, I would like to avoid something like this:

const char *getKeyName(const sf::Keyboard::Key key) {
    switch(key) {
    case sf::Keyboard::Unknown:
        return "Unknown";
    case sf::Keyboard::A:
        return "A";
    case sf::Keyboard::B:
        return "B";
    case sf::Keyboard::C:
        return "C";
    // ... All the other keys.
}

[Nexus]

Not in SFML, but in Thor:

std::string s = thor::toString(sf::Keyboard::A);

[pbortler]

I checked a few versions of Thor and none contain a toString for sf::Keyboard::Key. 
 
To all those looking for it - make your own.

[Hapax]

I checked a few versions of Thor and none contain a toString for sf::Keyboard::Key. 

What do you mean?

You should note also that Nexus above that mentioned it is actually the author of Thor so tends to know it quite well