On Saturday, 10 March 2012 at 09:25:28 UTC, so wrote:
While i tend to code that way it is not as pretty in C++ as it
looks on paper when you use namespaces.
namespace ns {
struct S {
void b();
}
void b(S s);
}
auto s = ns::S;
s.b() // fine
ns::b(s) // uh..
It gets much worse when S is somewhere deep in many namespaces.
ADL helps but it is also unreliable. I think D doesn't have
this issue.
And... at the end of the article he also mentions this.
