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Nov 5th, 2005

using your own namespace?

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I have a class Person and a Class Store. I didn't find any way to really inherit Store in class Person, so I created Class Store in a namespace called StoreClass.

In the person class this doesn't work:

using namespace StoreClass;

it says that namespace StoreClass is undeclared.
I also tried to include the actual File which is called Store.cpp, but it says it couldn't find that either. Both classes are in the same directory.

Is there something I'm doing wrong?

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Re: using your own namespace?

No need to add it in the class(not even allowed...i guess).....you can simply put it in global scope or use scope resolution operator...
example

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#include <iostream>
 
namespace z
{
	int x=0;
}
 
class Person 
{
 
 
public:
 
Person()
 {
 
	std::cout<<z::x;
}
};
 
int main()
{
	Person obj;
	return 0;
}
#include <iostream>

namespace z
{
	int x=0;
}
	
class Person 
{
	

public:

Person()
 {

	std::cout<<z::x;
}
};

int main()
{
	Person obj;
	return 0;
}

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Re: using your own namespace?

Well, I knew that would work, but I'm trying to split functionality up as much as I can. Is there not a way to have this Store class as an external source code and import it into the Person class?

I've tried this:

#include <Store>

and

#include <Store.cpp>

Both of which didn't work, but they are in the same directoryl

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Re: using your own namespace?

Quote originally posted by server_crash ...

Well, I knew that would work, but I'm trying to split functionality up as much as I can. Is there not a way to have this Store class as an external source code and import it into the Person class?

I've tried this:

#include <Store>

and

#include <Store.cpp>

Both of which didn't work, but they are in the same directoryl

If they are in same directory then use
#include "Store.cpp" instead of <Store.cpp>

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Re: using your own namespace?

Oh, I see. I appreciate the help sunny.

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