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I can forward declare a function in a namespace by doing this:
void myNamespace::doThing();
which is equivalent to:
namespace myNamespace
{
void doThing();
}
To forward declare a class in a namespace:
namespace myNamespace
{
class myClass;
}
Is there a shorter way to do this? I was thinking something along the lines of:
class myNamespace::myClass;
No, however with a little reformatting
isn’t much worse than