Hi,
If I put the namespace as a Macro instead of 'using' or any other C++ way, it compiles but 'cppclean' fails to parse the tokens.
Here is a way to reproduce it:
#define NS_B(b) A::b
namespace A{
namespace B{
class C;
}
}
class C {
NS_B(B)::C* c;
};
In my opinion 'cppclean' should handle that situation. Just as C++ persist to backward compatibility to C language.
Hi,
If I put the namespace as a Macro instead of 'using' or any other C++ way, it compiles but 'cppclean' fails to parse the tokens.
Here is a way to reproduce it:
In my opinion 'cppclean' should handle that situation. Just as C++ persist to backward compatibility to C language.