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SKILL++ private functions

acook
acook over 11 years ago

I've read the Skill manual as well as done some poking about but I still am somewhat unclear on how to delare a private function for a class method.

 For instance, I have a class "Example"

 defclass( Example () () )

 Now I give it a method

defmethod( Fun (( obj Example))    .... )

 

How can I define a procedure that only "Fun" can access.

Secondly, how do I define procedures that only methods of "Example" can access?

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    acook over 11 years ago

    In addition is it possible to give a set of procedures their own private procedure

     procedure( fun1() private1() )

      procedure( fun2() private1() )

    procedure( private1() println("HI") )
     
    Where private1 is only visible to fun1 and fun2 
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    acook over 11 years ago

    In addition is it possible to give a set of procedures their own private procedure

     procedure( fun1() private1() )

      procedure( fun2() private1() )

    procedure( private1() println("HI") )
     
    Where private1 is only visible to fun1 and fun2 
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