katzdm wrote:
Hey @mizvekov - Just wanted to point out a few C++26 changes to
nested-name-specifiers (via P2996), in case it helps in any way to future-proof
your design.
- A nested-name-specifier can now be either "_splice-specifier_ `::`" or
"`template` _splice-specialization-specifier_ `::`", where _splice-specifier_
is "`[:` _constant-expression_ `:]`" and the _constant-expression_ may be
dependent (so we may not yet know at parse-time whether it designates a type or
a namespace); _splice-specialization-specifier_ is a _splice-specifier_
followed by a template argument list ([expr.prim.id.qual], [basic.splice]).
- A nested-name-specifier of the form "_namespace-name_ `::`" can now be
dependent, e.g.,
```cpp
template <std::meta::info R>
requires is_namespace(R)
int f() {
namespace Alias = [:R:];
return Alias::constant; // 'Alias::' is a dependent namespace-name
([temp.dep.namespace]).
}
```
Hope that neither of these complicate your refactor! Looks like super
impressive work; looking forward to seeing it land.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/147835
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