class ABC {
public:
void FunctionA( int aaa );
};
void ABC::FunctionA( int aaa ) {
int ccc = 10;
aaa = ccc;
}
If I try to change signature of FunctionA, to "void FunctionA( char bbb, int aaa )", then:
class ABC {
public:
void FunctionA( char bbb, int aaa );
};
void ABC::FunctionA( char bbb, int bbb )
{
int ccc = 10;
bbb = ccc;
}
As you see all "aaa" will be changed to "bbb" in the implementation, but the signature in the class declaration is valid.
Ctrl-Z (Undo) returns all bbb to aaa, and makes code valid.
Also, you can see mysterious second space inserted before "char bbb" in implementation.
