Re: Order of cluster searching with ace file (recent snapshot)
Damian Dobroczyński <[email protected]> Tue, 12 Dec 2006 16:02:33 +0100
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Cyril ADRIAN napisał(a): > Hi DAmian, > > On 12/12/06, Damian Dobroczyński <[email protected]> wrote: >> How could I tell SE compiler that I want use *the* class X from a/b/c/d2 >> cluster in text of class Y instead of class X from a/b/c/d cluster? > > If you have two classes with the same name at the same nesting depth, > there is a problem. The compiler obviously cannot decide. > > But does this case happen in practice? Do you have a real example? > Just curious, because if you do have such an example we'll have to > think more ;-) > > Regards, I have no real examples (I avoid class name conflicts in SE programs ;)). Maybe if SE has such feature you'll have some real examples ;). Anyway, I'm very curious about languages with packages and modules (or namespaces) (like Java or .NET languages): what is the real class name conflict in their standard libraries? D.