Re: [Dev-C++] Demystifying namespace

[Maya <Esc...@ne...>]

Thanks!
That's what I call knowing stuff,  man!
One last question, in the case below, why is it that I get an error!
namespace jme{
   enum error_t{
       //Generic error codes

    MSG,               //Default message
    WARNING,           //Warning
    FATAL,             //Display fatal and exit
    .....
};

   class Someprogram{
      std::string* str_example;
         public:
            Someprogram(){
                try{str_example = new std::string;}
                catch(std::bad_alloc& x){
                   // This works!!!!
                   throw jme::SomeprogramEx(MSG, FILE, METHOD,LINE);
                   // This doesn't ?????
                   throw jme::SomeprogramEx(jme::MSG, FILE, METHOD, LINE);
                }

     }
  }; //Someprogram
} // namespace

By the way, Maya is the Sanskrit [ ancient Hindu language ] word for 
illusion. It's a hippy thing... I guess. :-\
pw...@ia... wrote:

>1)
>Please. Take as a custom to always use ALL CAPS when #define symbols. It
>is practically impossible to read the code if you don't. Since a #defined
>symbol might be just about any type of expansion it is really important
>when reading the code.
>
>2)
>Since a #defined symbol is a preprocessor construct, they are never - I
>repeat NEVER - inside any namespace. If the compiler have seen the
>#define, and it hasn't been terminated by an #undefine, it will be used.
>The compiler complains, since you try jme::file, jme::line, ... where file
>and line are #defines.
>
>When you write jme::file it represents jme::__FILE__ which is expanded to
>jme::"filename" which isn't a valid construct.
>
>/Per W
>
>On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Maya wrote:
>
>  
>
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