Namespaces

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Hi

Can we not use the following.´??


namespace Vendor::Product


It wont compile with that

Must I always do the following?

namespace Vendor
{
namespace Product
{
}
}

???!!!??
 
.. said:
Hi

Can we not use the following.´??


namespace Vendor::Product
No.

It wont compile with that

Must I always do the following?

namespace Vendor
{
namespace Product
{
}
}

???!!!??
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Yes.

Schobi

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Bugeroo.. Makes refactoring namespaces harder, o well.

Can I use #region or something like regions in C++\CLI?
 
Hi,

Thanks for posting in the community.
Can I use #region or something like regions in C++\CLI?
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Do you mean the #region in C#?
If so, there is no corresponding directive in MC++.


Thanks!

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Gary Chang
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.. said:
Can I use #region or something like regions in C++\CLI?
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It has nothing to do with C++/CLI (which is just the name of the standards
committee), but the Visual C++ compiler will support the following.

#pragma region
#pragma endregion
 
Yeah but that doesnt allow the IDE to collapse those regions which is the
entire point of them.

On a different note, will C++/CLI support partial types like C# in future,
and I would hope they would have Generics also?
 
.. said:
Yeah but that doesnt allow the IDE to collapse those regions which is the
entire point of them.
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Actually, it does. That was the entire point of adding them. It's the
Whidbey IDE that will allow collapse and expand.
On a different note, will C++/CLI support partial types like C# in
future, and I would hope they would have Generics also?
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The C++/CLI committee has not discussed partial types. The C++ language
design team at Microsoft has. The problem is very different given that C++
has a very different compilation model than C# and Visual Basic. At this
time, partial types will not be supported in C++ for Whidbey.

Generics are included in C++, and are in the language specification that the
C++/CLI committee is working on.
 
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Compiling...
something.cpp
c:\something.h(160) : warning C4068: unknown pragma
c:\something.h(163) : warning C4068: unknown pragma
Linking...



#pragma region doesnt work
 
Hi,

Thanks for your quickly response!

Brandon write:
but the Visual C++ compiler will support the following.
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I consulted him with the same problem, he actually means it will be
supported in the Whidbey.


Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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meh.


While you are at it, how about fixing those __property constructs..

I just posted the example elsewhere in this forum of why its fugly.
 
Hi,

Thanks for your quickly reply!

About the issue of the __property constructs, I think Brandon will give you
a reply in that thread, if not due to some reason, I will remind him.


Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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