08-03-2010, 08:24 PM
No, it does not. But the rule doesn't say either.
The rule doesn't state that a declaration outside said function would be required or even tolerated.
If you use an object just within the scope of one function, define it within the scope of that function, and don't mention it anywhere else.
AFAICT, the rule 8.7 doesn't contradict any of this.
Bests,
Johan
The rule doesn't state that a declaration outside said function would be required or even tolerated.
If you use an object just within the scope of one function, define it within the scope of that function, and don't mention it anywhere else.
AFAICT, the rule 8.7 doesn't contradict any of this.
Bests,
Johan
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