>> #include
>> instead of
>> #include
>
> It's the name of the class.
>
> Besides, C++98 standardised on having no suffixes back in 1997.
Ohso that's why one includes and not in
std C++ (I always wondered why they didn't just do it like how it is
in C).
Thanks for this bit!
-mandeep
Em sex 04 abr 2014, às 08:07:22, Yves Bailly escreveu:
> Greetings all,
>
> At the time of the move from Qt3 to Qt4, does anyone remember the reasons
> given for using headers without extensions? e.g.
> #include
> instead of
> #include
It's the name of the class.
Besides, C++98 standardised on
Greetings all,
At the time of the move from Qt3 to Qt4, does anyone remember the reasons given
for using headers without extensions? e.g.
#include
instead of
#include
I think I read something explaining that choice at the time, but I'm enable to
find it again...
Just curious, no intent to st
