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McCharts - ArkTS 1 Month Ago by 杨_659 …', cSpace: 20, data: [] } @Component export struct McLineChart { private settings: RenderingContextSettings = new RenderingContextSettings(true) private context: CanvasRenderingContext2D = new CanvasRenderingContext2D(this.settings) @State options… Re: How secure is Github? 1 Month Ago by Dani > https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/17/supply_chain_attack_github/ Well that’s coincidental. Doesn’t seem to apply to our repo though because we don’t use tj-actions/changed-files and use private repos. More to say when I’m not on my phone. Re: Are their any alternatives to github? 1 Month Ago by Dani The only one I know about is Bitbucket. What is your use case? Are you looking to host public or private Git repositories? Re: ‘Advanced AI should be treated similar to Weapons of Mass Destruction’ 2 Months Ago by rproffitt UPDATE: Feb 4, 2025 — Google on Tuesday updated its ethical guidelines around artificial intelligence, removing commitments not to apply the technology to weapons or surveillance. Private Sub cmdprint_Click() 14 Years Ago by junjun61991 Private Sub cmdprint_Click() i am searching the code of the command button for printing, at the above.. now, the textidno.text = textborrowersname.text = what is code after the " = " Re: private inheritance 19 Years Ago by Stoned_coder private inheritance has its uses. It is similar in effect to composition and nothing like public inheritance. When you become more familiar with c++, you will often find uses for private inheritance. Re: private attributes in python 14 Years Ago by jcao219 Private attributes are stupid for dynamic languages. Don't you see … is a [I]feature[/I]. Even private attributes in static languages are not absolutely private. In C#, I know that you can… use Reflection to use private methods from another class. Re: private VS protected 10 Years Ago by DonnSchwartz private The type or member can only be accessed by code in the same class or struct. protected The type or member can only be accessed by code in the same class or struct, or in a derived class. Re: private 13 Years Ago by stultuske .exe code? you declare a variable as private to increase encapsulation. also, this makes sure you control how … access the value of the variable. when they're marked private, the value of the variable can only be changed or… private 13 Years Ago by asterix15 what is the use of making a variable public. After all the client is provided only with the .exe code So now whats the actual use of maling a variable private? Re: private 13 Years Ago by asterix15 so do u mean to say that their use is purely for the convinience of the programmer in designing the code ? If i can use public and design a program carefully(although a bit inconvenient) then can i completely avoid using private? Re: private 13 Years Ago by stultuske …][B]if and only if[/B][/I] it was a private variable, but what if it's public, there's no… Re: private 13 Years Ago by JamesCherrill …(although a bit inconvenient) then can i completely avoid using private?[/QUOTE] Apart from all the good reasons stultuske gave, you… Re: private 13 Years Ago by stultuske … trouble you can run into: [code=Java] public class PrivateUsage { private int numberOne; public int numberTwo; public final int numberThree = 1… Re: private 13 Years Ago by stultuske [B]long[/B] story [B]short[/B], keep your [I]privates[/I] [U]private[/U] :D Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by Ravalon …assumption from the beginning, otherwise you would simply change private to public in the code and be done with it… your need quite well. The problem is that private members are private for a reason. You're not supposed to …of your application for such a little thing as accessing private members. [QUOTE=shouvik.d;299549]this is what reusability… Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by Nandomo …', 'A'}; private char [] student; private int [] missed; private int numCorrect = 0; private int numIncorrect …graded. * * @param * @return */ private void gradeExam() { totalCorrect(); totalIncorrect(); passed();… Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by Ravalon …shouvik.d;297066]Say if we ve certain private methods along with private data members and public methods. other than friend…the cheap n unprofesssional sol is [code=c]#define private public[/code] but this unwantedly unveals many non …}; [/code] The default access level of a class is private, but your trick won't work with the above class… Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by WaltP …confused thinking why do i need to access the private member. [/quote] No, us ppl r nt…thing to you, and that is "[I]private members [b]cannot[/B] be accessed if …the synopsis of the problem 1) you have private values in a class and you cannot change …the class 2) private values cannot be accessed in a class without… Private Access 18 Years Ago by shouvik.d … thr any other way we access these members(they being private only) directly. its one of the requirements in a… is a risky n unreliable job. [code=c] class x { private: void meth1() { cout<<"Meth1"; } void…of the cheap n unprofesssional sol is [code=c]#define private public[/code] but this unwantedly unveals many non required methods… Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by WaltP …here's the synopsis of the problem 1) you have private values in a class and you cannot change the class… 2) private values cannot be accessed in a class without the class…that allow access, you cannot access the private values Final result: You cannot access private values. They are protected. That's … Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by shouvik.d … r confused thinking why do i need to access the private member. Think of a scenario that u r to develop… an application where u need to just to access the private [B]methods [/B]in diff object files by linking them… u r in need to access the private methods otherwise the[B] private[/B] remains [B]private[/B].(mind it i'm defining… Re: Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by subramanya.vl … it is not visible to other classes(because of private access modifier). So you can create another pubilc method… that calls private method "gradeExam()" like below inside the class….easymock.org/. Easymock provides the api to acess private methods and fields of other classes for unit testing. Re: Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by stultuske …'s possible, but would make the private method useless. private methods are normally used to perform "private" stuff. at this point… not want your main method to have access to your private method (otherwise he would've told you to make it… Re: Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by stultuske if you're supposed to call them from within a private method, you should consider them as being 'private'. did you get any guiding on what that method should do? if that method is supposed to call those methods, it's calling those methods in your main method that is a waste of memory. Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by Bench … which stops it. Consider the following code [CODE=CPP]#undef private #define private public int main() { } [/CODE] On at least 2 different… the fact that a class defaults all its members to private. for the OP - Re-read the requirements of your problem… Re: Private Access 18 Years Ago by shouvik.d [code=c] #include <iostream.h> #undef private #define private public class pvt { private: void hi() { cout<<endl<<"hi there"; } }; void main() { pvt o; o.hi(); } [/code] [B]Compiling...[/B] [B]x.cpp[/B] [B]Linking...[/B] [B]x.exe - 0 error(s), 0 warning(s)[/B] in VC++ 6.0 works fine u see. Re: Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by stultuske … be an array public int[] questionsMissed(){ gradeExams(); return this.missed; } private void gradeExams(){ this.missed = new int[5]; } Re: Private method and their use 12 Years Ago by Nandomo its an array because it holds the numerical value of the questions you got wrong. and for what you did there i have : makeMissedArray() which is also private for same reason i dont understand since it would just be more simple to make a local array in questionssMissed(), but this professor is not very bright. private inheritance 19 Years Ago by server_crash I may not be understanding private inheritance right, but I thought…;Print method...\n"; } private: void printP() const { std::cout << "Private print method...\n"; } …lt; "Dog deconstructor..\n"; } }; class Bird : private Animal { public: Bird() { std::cout << "…