Ambiguity for std and system Namespaces in CodePortingTranslator\25.6.0

We have integrated the Aspose.Slides.Cpp library and also CodePortingTranslator the dependency of Aspose in our build tools. but once we have it in toolbox, we are getting ambiguity errors.

Do you have proper way to add aspose.slides.cpp in visual studio
?

@ashvek.gaonkar

To resolve the ambiguity errors you’re encountering with the std and system namespaces while integrating the Aspose.Slides.Cpp library and CodePortingTranslator in Visual Studio, please follow these steps:

  1. Namespace Qualification: Ensure that you are explicitly qualifying the namespaces in your code. For example, if you are using a class from the system namespace, always prefix it with System:: to avoid conflicts with std.

  2. Using Directives: If you have using namespace std; in your code, consider removing it or replacing it with specific using declarations (e.g., using std::string;) to minimize the scope of the std namespace.

  3. Check Project Settings: Make sure that your project settings in Visual Studio are correctly configured to include the paths for both Aspose.Slides and CodePortingTranslator. This includes ensuring that the include directories and library directories are set properly.

  4. Rebuild the Project: After making changes, clean and rebuild your project to ensure that all changes are applied correctly.

Here’s a minimal code snippet to illustrate how to use the namespaces correctly:

#include <System/String.h>
#include <System/Console.h>
#include <Aspose.Slides.h>

int main() {
    System::String myString = "Hello, Aspose!";
    System::Console::WriteLine(myString);
    return 0;
}

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the ambiguity issues. If you continue to face problems, please provide more details about the specific errors you’re encountering, and I will assist you further.

Please let me know if you need any additional help!