yay, using private/protected/public in class-definition makes sense now^^.

Compiler uses accesspecifier now(and their restrictions).

so:

Code:
class CFoo()
  private:
  int FFoo;
  public
  int ForAll;
};


truly influences compiler now. FFoo can only be accessed when inside a method of this class. Public is accessible to all. Proteced is accessible to the same class and classes derived from it.

If you try to acces a member without the correct permission(i.e. accessing private, while only allowed accesing public) you get an error.

Greets
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