On Saturday, 2 February 2013 at 17:33:38 UTC, TommiT wrote:
I was simply using A.B.C.myMemberFunction as a shorthand for
whatever name the compiler uses underneath the hood to
represent the non-static version of the function.
Yes, I can see that now. I didn't understand that the code
wasn't actual code but something that the compiler sees.
But, you didn't answer my question. What would happen if I
actually did write that code and click "compile". What would
there be in the 'i' variable?
Era Scarecrow already answered the question for you. The
correct answer is that the code wouldn't compile. But I just
want to see that you understand why it must be so.
I'm sure I'll get by, with a little help from my friends.
