Paul Cowan wrote:
If people are overriding the method in their own analyzers (which is
presumably happening... that's what it's for) making it protected
won't break compat -- people who are overriding the method must be
declaring their overridden ones as public now, and overriding a
protected method with a public one is perfectly acceptable (just not
vice-versa).
Why wouldn't people overriding the method be declaring it as protected
as well?
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- Mark
http://www.lucidimagination.com
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