2013/1/25 Christian Dohnert <donu...@gmail.com>
> This is due to the coding guidelines. These guidlines state that you
> should make something private if and only if it yields some kind of "magic"
> and shouldn't be touched. Like a "Here be dragons"-sign.
>
Then the same question applies to the coding guidelines.
The issue with private is clear, though.
I'm trying to understand the rationale behind using protected everywhere
(instead of package).
> Am 25.01.2013 15:47 schrieb "Arsenij Solovjev" <xeper...@gmail.com>:
>
>> Hello Saros-developers,
>>
>> Taking a look at the code again after a while this doesn't seem intuitive:
>>
>> For testing purposes non-public members of classes are declared protected,
>> as I understand this enables members that would otherwise be private, to
>> be visible to the test.
>>
>> Why is it then necessary to make these members visible to the subclasses
>> of the class?
>> AFAIK, a derived class should not need to access the data of it's base
>> class,
>> this weakens data hiding, and makes derived classes dependent on
>> implementation.
>>
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Arsenij
>>
>>
>>
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