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Private: (Access Control)type
Specifies private member access control in a Type or Class
Syntax
Type typename
Private:
member declarations
End Type
Parameters
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
typename | name of the Type or Class | |
member declarations | declarations for fields, functions, or enumerations |
Description
Private: indicates that member declarations following it have private access.Private members are accessible only from inside a member procedure of their
Type or Class. Seen from inside such a member procedure, it is as if the protected member is in fact public, and that regardless of the object on which the access operator is applied.member declarations following Private: are private until a different access control specifier is given, like Public: or Protected:.Members in a
Type declaration are Public: by default if no member access control specifier is given.Remarks
Dialect Differences
- Available only in the -lang fb dialect.
Differences from QB
- New to FreeBASIC
See also
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Private
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Public:(Access Control)
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Protected:(Access Control)
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Type
Example
Type testing
number As Integer
Private:
nome As String
Declare Sub setNome( ByRef newnome As String )
End Type
Sub testing.setnome( ByRef newnome As String )
'' This is OK. We're inside a member function for the type
this.nome = newnome
End Sub
Dim As testing myVariable
'' This is OK, number is public
myVariable.number = 69
'' this would generate a compile error
'' - nome is private and we're trying to access it outside any of this TYPE's member functions
'' myVariable.nome = "FreeBASIC"
Reference
- Documented in KeyPgVisPrivate.html