Next little shell script is designed to remove those nasty 'using namespace'
directives that Lars shoved in when introducing namespace lyx::support. (No
I'm not blaming anyone.)
It currently removes 'em all and then parses the error messages:
$ namespace.sh insetbibtex.C
insetbibtex.C needed 'using namespace' directive.
Instances of 'split': 8
Instances of 'prefixIs': 4
Instances of 'contains': 5
Instances of 'MakeAbsPath': 4
Instances of 'IsFileReadable': 2
Instances of 'os': 12
Instances of 'rtrim': 1
Instances of 'Path': 5
Instances of 'ChangeExtension': 1
Instances of 'findtexfile': 1
Instances of 'trim': 3
Instances of 'subst': 2
Instances of 'ascii_lowercase': 1
Instances of 'ltrim': 1
Instances of 'tokenPos': 1
I'll get it to remove one at a time (lyx::support, bv_funcs) so that it can
fix the problems automatically.
The question: if there is only one instance of a function, should I add a
global
using lyx::support::trim;
or should I prepend that 'trim' with 'lyx::support::'?
--
Angus
