On 2014-04-05 20:47:32 +0000, Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> said:
Yes, this seems to be a fatal flaw. Another design that has evolved
from these discussions and my discussions with Andrei on it:
extern (C++, namespace = A.B) { void foo(); void bar(); }
extern (C++, namespace = C) void foo();
bar(); // works
A.B.bar(); // works
foo(); // error: ambiguous
C.foo(); // works
alias C.foo foo;
foo(); // works, calling C.foo()
What if you also have a C++ foo at global scope?
module cpptest;
extern (C++) void foo();
extern (C++, namespace = A) void foo();
foo(); // ambiguous
A.foo(); // works
.foo(); // works?
cpptest.foo(); // works?
Does these two last lines make sense?
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Michel Fortin
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