Add support for prefixed `std::` in C++
See original GitHub issueAs well all know, if you write using namespace std;
, you’re a plebe.
Please add support for idiomatic C++ in Python.
std::cout << "Hello, C++ pedant!\n";
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And the support of std::printf because std::cout is for the plebs.
It’s more that
::
is not a valid part of an identifier in python, and is not any other sort of valid syntactic construct. So you couldn’t havestd::cout
be the name of an object, either directly or indirectly.