Hello
Suppose I have:
Is thats the right way of using str_vector data type inside nested class? Or should I use someclass::str_vector instead?Code:class someclass { public: typedef std::vector<std::string> str_vector; class nestedclass { public: nestedclass(str_vector &sv) : str_vector_(sv) { } private: str_vector &str_vector_; }; private: str_vector str_vector_; };
That works; since you're inside the class itself you don't need the class's qualifiers. It's like going
Did you try compiling your code?Code:namespace outer { namespace inner_one { typedef int type; } namespace inner_two { /* You don't need outer::inner_one::type, just inner_one::type */ inner_one::type variable; } }
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Yeah. Works okay..
I posted because I was unsure because I got compiling error because of some other reason..
Thanks!
