Comments by C^aptainS^eeS^harp (Top 2 by date)

C^aptainS^eeS^harp 11-Sep-10 16:13pm View

Thank you, however I thought of a different design that doesn't require what I needed.

C^aptainS^eeS^harp 11-Sep-10 12:58pm View

No that's not what I need. I need to restrict initialization of class B to class A while still making class B public.

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Comments by CaptainSeeSharp (Top 2 by date)