For example:
%nspace Space::OuterClass80;
namespace Space {
struct OuterClass80 {
struct InnerClass80 {
struct BottomClass80 {};
};
enum InnerEnum80 { ie80a, ie80b };
};
}
Previously the following were additionally required for some languages:
%nspace Space::OuterClass80::InnerClass80;
%nspace Space::OuterClass80::InnerClass80::Bottom80;
Now the appropriate nspace setting is taken from the outer class.
A new warning has also been introduced to check and correct conflicting
nspace usage, for example if the following is additionally added:
%nspacemove(AnotherSpace) Space::OuterClass80::InnerClass80;
The following warning appears as an inner class can't be moved outside
of the outer class:
Warning 406: Ignoring nspace setting (AnotherSpace) for 'Space::OuterClass80::InnerClass80',
Warning 406: as it conflicts with the nspace setting (Space) for outer class 'Space::OuterClass80'.
This really helps with %nspacemove as now one can simply move an outer
class to another namespace, like this:
%nspacemove(AnotherSpace) Space::OuterClass80;
and all the nested classes will automatically also be moved
into the appropriate namespace.
William S Fulton