Jos Timanta Tarigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ...i have a method that require a parameter var1, > and the name var1 already used by the global variable.
Parameter names will 'shadow' globals in function methods. It's a matter of style, I prefer not to name parameters the same as a global that I need to use. > In java we can access both by using this.var1 That is not a parameter, but an instance member. > for global variable and var1 for local variable. > > Is it possible to do the same in C++? How can I do it? Use the scope resolution operator, e.g. ::var1, to get the 'global' one. -- Peter
