Access control

You might want to try private. Private is probably better than static. (IMHO, static should even be changed to do what static does in C++.)

/ Marcus Agehall (nu med semester)

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2004-07-20 13:12: Subject: Access control

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Hi,

I wonder if there's a way to hide a class so only another object/class from the same module can instatiate new objects of the program.

I tried to declare the class as `static', which hides it, well enough. But given a instance of this class makes it possible to get around the lock by doing:

program p = object_program( my_obj ); object new_obj = p( args ... );

Any way to prevent this? Not a big deal, really, just a thought.

//Andreas

/ Kaos