Re: [sigc] namespace problem

[Conversy Stéphane <stephane conversy enac fr>]

yes it works with the fully-qualified name, though I'm not satisfied  
with the "drop using namspace" solution:
I tried to compile a program developed on a linux system. I'm not the  
owner of the sources, and the maintainer
said that he "has not interest in supporting propriatory systems",  
which I understand, but makes me unable
to apply your proposition for the sake of other people (it works on my  
system of course).

thanks,

s.

Le 4 sept. 08 à 16:31, Jonathon Jongsma a écrit :

> Stéphane Conversy wrote:
> > hello,
> > the following snippet does not compile on MacOSX, with g++4.x:
> > #include <sigc++/sigc++.h>
> > using namespace sigc;
> > signal<void> m;
> > toto.cc:4: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type  
> > conversion before ‘<’ token
> > I thought it was maybe because of <signal.h> or something so I put  
> > guards before including sigc++/sigc++.h:
> > #define _USER_SIGNAL_H
> > #define _BSD_MACHINE_SIGNAL_H_
> > but it gives the same result. Any tips ?
> > best regards,
> > Stéphane Conversy
> > Enseignant Chercheur en IHM - ENAC
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> Does it work if you specify the fully-qualified name (e.g.  
> sigc::signal<>)?  If so, just use that.  That's what namespaces are  
> for, after all.  Just drop the 'using namespace ...' stuff.
>
> --
> jonner

Stéphane Conversy
Enseignant Chercheur en IHM - ENAC
http://lii-enac.fr/~conversy
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