Multiple Namespaces.

[zb0S216C]

I've got 2 namespaces with the same name. They both have one variable which is named differently, for example:

namespace NamespaceOne
{
    int One( 0 );
}

namespace NamespaceOne
{
    int Two( 0 );
}

In main( ), I call both variables and assign new values to them, like this:

int main( )
{
    NamespaceOne::One = 9;
    NamespaceOne::Two = 5;

    return 0;
}

This compiles with no warnings or errors. Here's my question: Is it valid to define two namespaces with the same name with different contents? I'm doing this because my library is getting quite large and I need to divide my namespace into multiple headers.

[guestgulkan]

Namespaces are additive - so you will end up with one namespace with two variables in it.

[coder777]

s it valid to define two namespaces with the same name with different contents?

Yes it is

[zb0S216C]

Thanks coder777.