Anonymous3 Geek:
MQL is trying, but it clearly needs a lot of house-keeping.
So, I have a code in c++, and a similar version in MQL. The basic idea is, 'I have a variable declared inside a namespace, then declared in the global namespace'.
Both variables have similar identifiers. C++ code compiles and works fine, MQL's doesn't. So I'm wondering, what's the use of a namespace that doesn't serve it's purpose?
PS: I singled it out since it's a source of a bug in my code. Only to find out that apart from it's name, it doesn't work as it's C++ cousin.
Anonymous3 Geek:
MQL is trying, but it clearly needs a lot of house-keeping.
Sure. I got tired of 'deaf ears'. Nowadays, I sit silently with 'my bugs', currently clocking around 12. It's a pity.
MQL is trying, but it clearly needs a lot of house-keeping.

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So, I have a code in c++, and a similar version in MQL. The basic idea is, 'I have a variable declared inside a namespace, then declared in the global namespace'.
Both variables have similar identifiers. C++ code compiles and works fine, MQL's doesn't. So I'm wondering, what's the use of a namespace that doesn't serve it's purpose?
PS: I singled it out since it's a source of a bug in my code. Only to find out that apart from it's name, it doesn't work as it's C++ cousin.