Simon Buchan wrote:
Thomas Maeder wrote:
Simon Buchan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
More accurately, names begining with /two/ underscores, or an
underscore followed by a capital are reserved for the vendor by the
standard,
Even more accurately, names beginning with _[A-Z] or *containing* __
are reserved.
ie:
__special_vendor_name,
_Special_vendor_name2.
Just an underscore is generally fine, especially uglifing variables
for class initialisation:
No. These names are also reserved, but just in the global
namespace. Which is enough for me not to declare them in user code
either ...
class X {
int y;
public:
X(int _y) : y(_y) {}
};
... even if this is ok, since this name does not belong to the global
namespace.
OK, thanks for the corrections. (Where did you find the "containing
'__'" restriction? The standard?)
See Section 17.4.3.1.2
Cheers
Maett
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