On 14.1.2005, at 18:03, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
On 1/14/05 6:07 PM, "James Milne" <james dot milne at mac dot com> wrote:
Ok, so the only way to use special internal function. Right ?
Problem is that I need extract from REALobject my C++ kernel
object...
Yes, you will need to add a function to your I_Link interface which
returns
the internal kernel object.
Can I hide this function or make it private ?
No, the nature of interfaces is that they are Public. Since there is no
implementation then no code would see what is private - There is no
such thing as a promise that is given but its handed out to no one
(Which is what a private function of a Interface would mean).
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