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Swapna kv wrote:<br>
<blockquote cite="midSea1-F114xwdMwHBoq100045284@hotmail.com"
type="cite"> There was another error with the declaration
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static const int DEFAULT_QUADRANT_SEGMENTS =6
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Don't know why. But managed it with a #define.
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The constant declaration <br>
<blockquote><code>class A</code><br>
<code>{</code><br>
<code> static const int MY_CONSTANT = 1;</code><br>
<code>};</code><br>
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is very Java-like. I did not know it would compile with C++ (I does
not, in fact, with VC6, but I guess it does with the compiler GEOS team
uses...). I indeed forgot to mention in my previous mail that I
modified all constant declarations as follow:<br>
In .h file:<br>
<blockquote><code>class A</code><br>
<code>{</code><br>
<code> static const int MY_CONSTANT;</code><br>
<code>};</code><br>
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In .cpp file:<br>
<blockquote><code>const int A::MY_CONSTANT=1;<br>
</code></blockquote>
That's the way it is coded usually in C++ (do not use a #define, it's
so, well, old-fashioned).<br>
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Regards,<br>
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Hervé<br>
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