Great tutorial by the way. Thanks for all the effort.

One very small typo: “the compiler tried to put both versions” or maybe “the compiler tries to put both versions”

[ Thanks! -Alex ]

[ Thanks! Fixed. -Alex ]

However, if you want to use the using statement, I think the only way to do this would be to put the using statement inside it’s own block, along with the relevant code.

Something like this:

int main()
{
    {
        using namespace foo;
        // calls to foo:: stuff here
    } // using namespace foo expires

    {
        using namespace goo;
        // calls to goo:: stuff here
    } // using namespace goo expires
}

I put in some conditional CSS to force IE to render additional space at the bottom of all PRE elements. That way, if it decides to render scrollbars on the inside of the element, there’s enough room to do so without visually overriding the text. As a side effect, all non-scrolled PRE elements will have extra room at the bottom when viewed in IE, but that side effect is minor.

Firefox users aren’t affected by this.

“In this case, it couldn’t find DoSomething() in the global namespace, so it looked in both the Foo namespace and the Goo… ”

Vertical scrollbar above these lines are not visible.So not able to read the content.

Renu