Is there an equivalent to the C++ friend keyword in C#?

[Jean-Francois Hamelin]

Hi,

Is there an equivalent to the C++ friend keyword in C#?

Thanks
JF

 

[David Browne]

Hi,

Is there an equivalent to the C++ friend keyword in C#?

Nope. Only inner classes can see private members.

Also no multiple inheritence, no private inheritence, also only subtypes of
ValueType can be created on the stack, also no templates, also no anonymous
types.

David

 

[Kyril Magnos]

Ahhh, the changes coming down the pike in C# 2.0... at least a few of those
things are finally addressed!

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HTH

Kyril Magnos

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message | message | > Hi,
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| > Is there an equivalent to the C++ friend keyword in C#?
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| Nope. Only inner classes can see private members.
|
| Also no multiple inheritence, no private inheritence, also only subtypes
of
| ValueType can be created on the stack, also no templates, also no
anonymous
| types.
|
| David
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|

 

[Julie]

Hi,

Is there an equivalent to the C++ friend keyword in C#?

Thanks
JF

'internal' classes are about the closest thing that you can get.