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In Java, the classes are organized in packages. In ACDK, namespaces work in a similar way.

 The internal acdk packages

In ACDK, the native namespace mechanism is used.

// Java import java.lang.*; // is not necessary in Java import java.util.*; Object getVector() { return new Vector(); } // C++ / acdk #include <acdk.h> // includes also basic packages: acdk::Lang, acdk::IO, acdk::Util using namespace acdk::lang; // this is needed in acdk using namespace acdk::util; RObject getVector() { return new Vector(); }

As an alternative,you can use the verbose mode:

// Java java.lang.Object getVector() { return new java.util.Vector(); } // C++ / acdk #include <acdk.h> // still needed acdk::lang::RObject getVector() { return new acdk::util::Vector(); }

 defining own packages

// Java:
package com.artefaktur.test;

class MyClass
{
  // ...
}


// C++ / acdk:
namespace com {
namespace artefaktur {
namespace test {

class MyClass
{
  // ...
};

} // test
} // artefaktur
} // com

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