Namespace problems

[mbaranski]

So, I've got a VC++ service.

Defined as:

namespace xy
{
   public __gc class z
   {
      // Class code.
   };
}

Now, I've got another class, in another .h/.cpp file:

namespace xy
{
    public __gc class abc
    {
        // Class code;

    };
}

The problem is, I cannot use class abc inside of cass z. It tells me that class abc cannot be found.

If I include the header file, nothing.

If I change abc's namespace and 'use namespace newns' in class z, nothing. Even if I include the abc.h, nothing.

What do I need to do to allow class z to instantiate class abc?

Everything compiles OK, just when I try to reference the class abc from the class z, I get errors.

They are undeclared identifier, and if I use the ns::class convention, I get the error that class is not a member of ns, even though it shows up properly in the "Class View" window.

Thanks.

 

[cpjust]

That doesn't even look like valid C++ to me??
Why is the 'public' before the word 'class' instead of inside it like this:

class abc
{
public:
    // class code.
};

 

[mbaranski]

Never mind, it had to do with each class including the others .h file and this was screwing up the compiler.

Makes no sense, but it's fixed now.