another boring class question

[Dave]

class foo {
func(int x);
}

class faa {
foo fooObject;
}

would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
protected member variables of faa?

cheers
dave

[lilburne]

Dave wrote:

would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
protected member variables of faa?

No.

[Phlip]

Dave wrote:

class foo {
func(int x);
}

class faa {
foo fooObject;
}
That code is ill-formed; meaning it won't compile.
would the function func(int x) be allowed to access private, public and
protected member variables of faa?

What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?

--
Phlip

[Dave]

What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?

It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
protected, but this is neither of those.

[Phlip]

Dave wrote:

What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?

It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
protected, but this is neither of those.

And what do your other tutorials say?

--
Phlip

[jeffc]

"Dave" <da**********************************@hotmail.co m> wrote in message
news:3f******@dnews.tpgi.com.au...

What does your tutorial tell you, thru the index, about those keywords?

It tells me "friends" can access them, inherited can access public and
protected, but this is neither of those.

Right. Are you confused about what "friends" are?