Use a top-level domain like ‘bernard’ or something else unique. The important part is that the domain is unique so that you avoid clashes, and not that it starts with a real Internet top-level domain like org or com. E.g. import java.util.*; import bernard.myProject.*; import org.apache.commons.lang.*;
I have a minimal working example here, maybe you could use it to pinpoint where your problem is. The comment you left on dmarkow’s answer suggests to me that you have an error someplace else. app/models/bar/foo.rb class Bar::Foo < ActiveRecord::Base end *db/migrate/20110614204536_foo.rb* class Foo < ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up create_table :foos do |t| t.string :name end … Read more
This is a simple problem. You just forgot the semi colon at the end of your header file. The compiler errors you get for missing the semi colon at the end of a class definition are very hard to relate to the actual problem – just get in the habit of checking that when you … Read more
Unnamed namespace could be considered as a normal namespace with unique name which you do not know. According to C++ Standard 7.3.1.1: An unnamed-namespace-definition behaves as if it were replaced by namespace unique { /* empty body */ } using namespace unique; namespace unique { namespace-body } where all occurrences of unique in a translation … Read more
how should I declare namespace functions in header file? namespace MON { // extern: t_ret func(const t_param& pValue); // ‘inline’: inline t_ret inline_func(const t_param& pValue) { … } } // << MON Should header only contain function definitions like class header file and implementations should be in cpp file, or should I straight away implement … Read more
Figures! As soon as I finally break down and ask the question that I find the answer… The app.config file properties section (somehow) listed the Build Action of “Compile” when it should be set to “None”. How in the world did it get changed? I know I didn’t change it. Grrr… Oh well, at least … Read more