On 11/27/2011 03:57 PM, Alexey Veselovsky wrote:
Hi!It seems like structs in private section (module or class) remains public: class A { private: struct B {int b;} } void foo() {A.B b; b.b=10;} this code compiles ok. WTF?
D's private is different than some other languages (e.g. C++). 'private' provides access to the entire module.
public: no access limitation private: access by the module package: access by the modules of the package protected: access by the inheriting classes Ali
