Here's an interesting conundrum.  Consider this simple test program
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#ifdef IN_CLASS
#  define MYCLASS(rtn) MyClass::##rtn
#else
#  define MYCLASS(rtn) rtn
#endif

#include <stdio.h>

#ifdef IN_CLASS
class MyClass {
    int aa;
public:
    static int test(int a);
};
#endif

int MYCLASS(test)(int a)
{
    // this isn't really going to do much
    return a+a;
}

int main( int argc, char **argv ) {
    printf("hello world\n");
    MYCLASS(test)(2);
    return 0;
}
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If IN_CLASS is defined, the navigator shows test as part of MyClass.
If IN_CLASS is NOT defined, the navigator shows test as part of MyClass!

Is there any way to do this so the class doesn't show up in the
navigator if IN_CLASS is not defined?  I have a "grown-up" project where
(a) the class doesn't appear in the left combo of the navigator bar and
(b) a whole bunch of MYCLASS methods appear in (Globals)

I tried

#ifdef IN_CLASS
int MyClass::test(int a)
#else
int test(int a)
#endif
{
    // this isn't really going to do much
    return a+a;
}

It might be that

#ifndef IN_CLASS
int test(int a)
#else
int MyClass::test(int a)
#endif

might be better..

ideas?  or do I just have to live with it?

/steveA