I have two classes defined in different h files and each class has some private functions. However, there\'s one function in each class that I want to be able to access from a function in the other cl
Is there any way around this: class B; class C { public: C() { } private: int i; friend B::B(); }; class B {
Say I have a class with a private data member n and a public get_n() function. When ov开发者_开发问答erloading the output operator for example, I can either use get_n() or make it a friend and use n.
I have the following code where class A declares class B as friend. Should class C, declared within class B, be able to view private declarations/members of class A?
I\'m trying to compile some .cpp files from an old open source project that no longer has a support community. There are about 15 .cpp files in the project and several of them use a one common file ca
I saw some code in C++ and have a question about it: class CRectangle { int width, height; public: friend CRectangle duplicate (CRectangle);
i\'m mainly focused on how this example uses wndproc as friend... im a little confused how it works and im just trying to figure out if and how this would wor开发者_开发知识库k with more than one wind
I\'ve been reading about access modifiers in VB.Net lately, and there is something that I can\'t really unders开发者_高级运维tand: How do elements in a Class (or Module) inherit the modifiers of their
I\'m Working with Windows Forms (c++) and running into a bit of trouble :/ I have the Windows Form managed code where i do all the \'visual\'
In the beautiful answer to the copy-and-swap-idiom there is a piece of code I need a bit of help: class dumb_array
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