The Friend statement is thankfully gone. A correctly designed architecture
doesn't need it. You should perhaps consider an interface.
For C# 2.0 Friend Assemblies will be available though. This will enable
access to the internal classes of an assembly. This is a change from the
current Internal access modifier that enables access to classes or members
in the same assembly which is possibly limiting for a component based
architecture relying on multiple assemblies.
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"Sharon" <Sh****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In C++ there was the friend statement. What about something like it in C#?
Is it the internal?
If it is the internal, I think it is too much and unsecured enough.
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Sharon G.