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If foo is a function in this example, then yes I agree for most PLs. If foo is a class, namespace, or some other declaration context however, its contents are d
by ninepoints 3y ago
If foo is a function in this example, then yes I agree for most PLs. If foo is a class, namespace, or some other declaration context however, its contents are definitely relevant when editing a different context due to possible usage of scope operators.