If you put all the functions outside the interface section of the file, the generated header will correctly assemble the class declaration. In this case, it will add these functions to the ones ...

Basically once you've put a using namespace std; in your header, and someone has included your header, there's no way to undo the using. This can reduce your options when a name conflict occurs.

I'm trying to use an iterator of a vector of pointers to objects of a class I've written, to proceed through each object in the vector and call a member function of that object. It's not working ...