> Just to remember static meaning in C/C++ :
> ''
> A static variable inside a function keeps its value between invocations ''.
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/572547/what-does-static-mean-in-c/572550#572550
We don't have static variables inside a function. Perhaps some day.
In a class you can use the class member variables in a function, thus
you could do:
static someCount
def SomeFunc()
someCount += 1
echo 'count is now' someCount
> In C++ static class purpose is helper class and don't need to be
> instantiated.
There are no plans for that.
> Furthermore, direct access to static member can be easily
> done as this : MyHelper::myStaticMember
>
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10442404/invoke-a-c-class-method-without-a-class-instance/10442432#10442432
>
> Will it be same meaning in vim9 class ?
> I think it should.
C++ has lots of features that we won't get in Vim9 script. C++ is too
complicated and the syntax is hard to understand, it's not a good
example of a "nice" object oriented language.
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