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Can a class call its indirect base's member function?

In the following code segment, is the statement
me.set();
correct?

class grandfather {
...
void set();
};

class father : public grandfather {
...
};

class son : public father {
...
};

son me;
me.set();
Jul 19 '05 #1
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In the following code segment, is the statement
me.set();
correct?

class grandfather {
...
void set();
};

class father : public grandfather {
...
};

class son : public father {
...
};

son me;
me.set();


Assuming set is public, then yes.

john
Jul 19 '05 #2

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