Hello All,

I have effectively the following (part of a much bigger header):

namespace X
{

namespace Y
{

__gc public class EnvironmentList
{
  // rest of declaration
};

__gc public class AnotherClass
{
  public:
  __property EnvironmentList* get_EnvironmentList( ); // **!**

  private:
  EnvironmentList* p_EnvironmentList; // **!**
};

} // namespace Y

} // namespace X

When I compile this the two lines marked **!** produce error C2327
saying that "X::Y::AnotherClass::EnvironmentList" is not a type name,
static, or enumerator.

I can get around this by fully qualifying the type (eg.
X::Y::EnvironmentList) in each case, but would prefer not to do so
because I have other cases which work perfectly (different class names
however).

I thought this might be due to an ambiguity with an existing class
named EnvironmentList in another namespace, but cannot find any
reference to such in MSDN. In addition, I tried a simple test
application to show how CL reports ambiguities and it seems to report
them correctly.

Any help appreciated...