Re: Usage of private inheritance
Jim Langston wrote:
"Indraseena" <murali.indra@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1150970571.332962.18140@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
Hi friends,
Can anybody answer me where exactly is the private inheritance is
used?
example:
class Base
{
public :
virtual int hello();
void fun();
};
class Derieved : private Base
{
public:
// lets hope some proto types are here
};
what is the usage of making a class inherit under private scope to
another class?
Anything that derived from Derieved would not be able to see Base's
public items.
Correction: making 'Base' private has the same effect as with any other
member of 'Derieved' that is private. Nobody except the *members* of
'Derieved' and its *friends* can access 'Base' part of 'Derieved'.
[Note: It was probably a typo in the original post, and both Jim's
and my intentions here not to support a wrong spelling of the word
'derived' but rather to follow the naming of the classes chosen by
the OP]
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