Posted by Toby A Inkster on 11/30/07 14:59

taps128 wrote:

> Yes but , as I've previously stated, readibilty is king. When you look
> at ::A::foo();
> your don't know what you are looking at exactly.

But prefixing it with GLOBAL doesn't help matters.

GLOBAL::A::foo();

Could be a function foo() in namespace GLOBAL::A or a class method
A::foo() in namespace GLOBAL.

And frankly, if you're "standing outside" A, it doesn't usually make any
difference whether it's a namespace or a class. Class methods can be
called just the same.

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