In C++ I have a file A.cpp that has the following in it:
namespace Foo {
bool Bar()
{
return true;
}
}
How would I declare this function in A.h? How do I handle the namespace?
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Gee, I wonder what the answer is. :)John Dibling– John Dibling2009-06-15 04:49:48 +00:00Commented Jun 15, 2009 at 4:49
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Yet another StackOverflow meme in the making?S.P– S.P2009-06-15 04:51:13 +00:00Commented Jun 15, 2009 at 4:51
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namespace Foo {
bool Bar();
}
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namespace Foo {
bool Bar();
}
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Jamie Cook
+1 for being character for character the same as John Dibling's answer with the same time stamp (rounded to the minute)
Lightness Races in Orbit
It's not actually. sharptooth spent 4 seconds on those two extra space characters and a newline. 45wpm... weak.
namespace Foo {
bool Bar();
}
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namespace Foo {
bool Bar();
}
Or
/* don't look -- I must have been dreaming or mis-remembering -- the following does NOT work */
namespace Foo;
bool Foo::Bar();
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UncleO
You can use namespace Foo {} to wrap declarations and definitions in as many places as you want. It basically adds "Foo::" to the front of the name of everything inside the brackets. Things not inside a namespace that you name are in the default global namespace.
Drew Dormann
Nice second example. I'd never considered that approach.
flogram_dev
Nice second example. Shame it doesn't compile.