another boring class question

[Dave]

class foo {
func(int x);
}

class faa {
foo fooObject;
}

would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
protected member variables of faa?

cheers
dave

[lilburne]

Re: another boring class question

Dave wrote:[color=blue]
>
> would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
> protected member variables of faa?
>[/color]

No.

[Phlip]

Re: another boring class question

Dave wrote:
[color=blue]
> class foo {
> func(int x);
> }
>
> class faa {
> foo fooObject;
> }[/color]

That code is ill-formed; meaning it won't compile.
[color=blue]
> would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
> protected member variables of faa?[/color]

What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?

--
Phlip

[Dave]

Re: another boring class question

[color=blue]
> What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?[/color]
It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
protected, but this is neither of those.

[Phlip]

Re: another boring class question

Dave wrote:
[color=blue][color=green]
> > What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?[/color][/color]
[color=blue]
> It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
> protected, but this is neither of those.[/color]

And what do your other tutorials say?

--
Phlip

[jeffc]

Re: another boring class question


"Dave" <davefromalbury _REMOVE_THIS_TO _EMAIL_@hotmail .com> wrote in message
news:3fcac02f@d news.tpgi.com.a u...[color=blue]
>[color=green]
> > What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?[/color]
> It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
> protected, but this is neither of those.[/color]

Right. Are you confused about what "friends" are?