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The Font.hpp file has many using directives in it. But these are at global scope, so anyone who does #include<Font.hpp> will automatically get all of thoseusing`s.
This is generally considered rather rude, since using directives cannot be undone. You should either explicitly qualify these things or put the using directives in the scope of the class/function where they are used.
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Indeed, but last I checked, this was not something that was within the scope of gldr. It was brought in as part of you pulling in an existing codebase to make use of.
The Font.hpp file has many
using
directives in it. But these are at global scope, so anyone who does#include<Font.hpp> will automatically get all of those
using`s.This is generally considered rather rude, since
using
directives cannot be undone. You should either explicitly qualify these things or put theusing
directives in the scope of the class/function where they are used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: