"Private" classes

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Peter K

Hi

if I am developing a "class library" which contains some classes which
should be exposed to the outside world, and other classes which I really
would rather have "private" to my library (helper/utility classes), how do
I achieve this?

Obviously public classes can just be declared "public". But how do I make
classes available only to the other classes which are a part of my library?

Thanks,
Peter
 
Hello Peter,

consider using "assembly friendship" for this
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0tke9fxk(VS.80).aspx

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PK> Hi
PK>
PK> if I am developing a "class library" which contains some classes
PK> which should be exposed to the outside world, and other classes
PK> which I really would rather have "private" to my library
PK> (helper/utility classes), how do I achieve this?
PK>
PK> Obviously public classes can just be declared "public". But how do I
PK> make classes available only to the other classes which are a part of
PK> my library?
PK>
PK> Thanks,
PK> Peter
 
"internal" or nothing at all (internal is the default)
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Yeah thanks - I did track that down myself, and tried to "delete" my
question, but you were already on the ball!
 
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