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by: kj |
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Consider the following XML document:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<bar:foo xmlns:bar='someuri'>
<baz/>
</bar:foo>
What namespace does baz belong to? What is this namespace bound
to/associated with? My understanding was that baz above belongs
to some "default default namespace", but I have not been able to
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by: cppaddict |
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It is typical to put the line:
using namespace std;
at the top of a file which makes use of std library objects. To take
a simple example:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
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by: zbyszek |
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I am working with a large C++ program which, for reasons of backward
compatibility, uses C's printf and fprintf rather than iostreams.
For a certain type of build I want to provide new functions that
change the behaviour of printf and fprintf, and I planned to make them
available using a convenient namespace, called 'herring', say, like this:
using herring::printf;
using herring::fprintf;
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by: Wat |
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If a class is not given a namespace, what does this imply?
From inside of the class, if to call global functions, should global scope
:: be used at all?
If global scope :: used, what benefits does it bring?
Thanks in advance!
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by: Kevin Newman |
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I've been toying with a namespace manager, and wanted to get some input.
So what do you think?
if (typeof com == 'undefined') var com = {};
if (!com.unFocus) com.unFocus = {};
com.unFocus.Namespaces = new function() {
this.register = function(namespace) {
namespace = namespace.split('.');
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by: ad |
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Hi,
If I did not include a class in a NameSpace.
What is the default NameSpace of that class
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by: Shadow Lynx |
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If this is not the most appropriate group for this question, please let
me know.
I noticed an odd priority difference in resolving names in VS 2005 (VWD
Express) vs. the .NET 2.0 compiler (the one accessed from within VS).
Let me give an example to clarify things.
In a test solution, I created two web form pages with codebehinds and a
class in the App_Code folder:
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by: zahy[dot]bnaya[At]gmail[dot]com |
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Hi all,
Since I am always confusing this, I want to know once and for all what
is the right way of doing this.
I've noticed that some programs use:
std::cout<< "yadayada"<<endl;
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by: Pep |
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Is it best to include the code "using namespace std;" in the source or
should each keyword in the std namespace be qualified by the namespace tag,
such as
std::cout << "using std namespace" << std::endl;
Myself I am not sure which I prefer, it is certainly easier to specify that
the std namespace is being used instead of tagging each member of the
namespace?
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by: dean |
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Hi all,
We have a few existing classes that we want to put into either another
class or a namespace, so that we can avoid naming conflicts. As far as
I can see the syntax is identical from a usage perspective.
Does anyone have an opinion on this either way?
Thanks
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
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by: adsilva |
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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