June 17, 2002 Invalid namespace?? | ||||
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Hi, While implementing the wrapper for someone else's class, I encountered the following error. Error 'test' is not a member of namespace K. The sample code below will generate the above error message on version 8.28. It seems to me that if K cannot use the same type name as the one defined in N. The code will compile if I change the line typedef N::test test to typedef N::test foo. However, this will cause the explosion of names. namespace N { struct test {}; } namespace K { typedef N::test test; } int main() { K::test a; return 0; } |
June 18, 2002 Re: Invalid namespace?? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Steve | "Steve" <Steve_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:aejrqj$118q$1@digitaldaemon.com... > While implementing the wrapper for someone else's class, I encountered the following error. > > Error 'test' is not a member of namespace K. DMC++ has some bugs with namespaces, I intend to fix them all in a future update. I have saved your bug report away to be sure that will work. Thanks! -Walter |
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