In article <7g7sdf$res$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com> firstian@earthlink.net writes:
>Can anyone tell me whether it is legal to use a fully qualified name in a
>member declaration in a class (and point me to the paragraph of the
>standard)? For example:
>
>class A
>{
> int A::foo(); // Is this legal?
>};

No, that's not valid.  See 8.3 paragraph 1 in the standard.

Steve Adamczyk



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Hi,

Can anyone tell me whether it is legal to use a fully qualified name in a
member declaration in a class (and point me to the paragraph of the
standard)? For example:

class A
{
 int A::foo(); // Is this legal?
};

Joe

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