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[zyx]

Hello all,

    Again I apologize for my bad english...

    I am trying to put a class inside another class, but when I do it, the name of the container class and two symbols of ":" appear in front the name of the inner class... It is possible to take it off?

[Geert Bellekens]

No, and with good reason.
If you have a valid reason to create an inner class then you shouldn't be bothered by the '::'.
If it bothers you then you probably don't have a valid reason, and you should put the class outside of its owner class.

Geert

[sargasso]

If it bothers you then you probably don't have a valid reason, and you should put the class outside of its owner class.

+1 !!!
Valid reasons, however include:
1) Very, very, extremely very local enums.
2) Nah, can't think of any other.