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superzmy
Posted - Dec 19 2024 : 10:40:03 PM class X { protected: using A = void*; public: using B = int; .... };
Outline public is son of protected
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feline
Posted - Feb 14 2025 : 07:43:23 AM That is terrible. Is that really better than ignoring the problem for now?
My first thought was to place the using statement into a namespace, on its own, and do a "using namespace" inside the struct, but that isn't compiling, which surprised me.
superzmy
Posted - Feb 13 2025 : 9:51:18 PM #define $$() struct { protected: using A = void *; $$(); public: using B = void *; B a; };
I will be killed by anyohter who read the code.
feline
Posted - Feb 11 2025 : 07:56:04 AM As a partial work around, you could try using a macro for the using statement, so going from:
class TestOutlineWithUsingInClass
{
protected:
using A = void*;
public:
using B = int;
};
to:
#define TYPE_A using A = void*
class TestOutlineWithUsingInClass
{
protected:
TYPE_A;
public:
using B = int;
};
superzmy
Posted - Feb 11 2025 : 01:29:10 AM Can I see the bug is fixed before I die
feline
Posted - Dec 20 2024 : 10:08:58 AM Interesting, and surprising. Thank you for the very clear sample code, I have put in a bug report for this:
