same name of namespaces in 2 header files.

[nickyeng]

i have this :

/*ab.h header file*/
....
....
namespace Enrol{
     /*bla bla bla inside here*/
};
...
...
 

and this:

/* cd.h */
...
...
namespace Enrol{
    /* bla bla bla */
...
...
}
 

are they the same "Enrol" ?
or 2 different namespace in 2 header files with the same name only?

Please tell me what's going on with the code i provided above...
thanks seniors!

C++ Beginner,
Nicky Eng.

[zolee69]

Hi Nicky,

Yes, they are in the same namespace named Enrol, but if you want to use one of them, you have to include the header before!

/jz

[nickyeng]

So, if i want to use both of header files, i included the header in my file here:

/* trying.cpp */
#include "ab.h"
#include "cd.h"
 
/*
    use the source from that 2 header files using:
     Enrol::xxx
     Enrol::yyy
*/
 
 

is it that?

[zolee69]

Yes! Sorry for late reply.
You can use the "using" directive as well:

#include "ab.h"
#include "cd.h"

using namespace Enrol;

//then you don't need to specify the namespace for every symbol

xxx();
yyy();

/jz