Furthermore. The problem with echo 'a::b::c();' would only
occur if the code structure would be like this:
namespace a {
namespace b {
function c() { }
}
class b {
function c() { }
}
}
However, should it be legal to give a class the same name as
a namespace that's in the same scope? Maybe the code above
should simply fail with a message:
'Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class/namespace b'
This way we could use '::' :D
> BdB>>The above can either mean "call function c in namespace b under
> BdB>>namespace a" or "call static method c of class b under namespace a".
> BdB>>Since this cannot be determined, "::" cannot be used.
>
> This provided we support nested namespaces. Do we need them?
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