"Dmitry Epstein" <mitia.nospam@northwestern.edu.invalid> wrote in message
> "Siemel Naran" <SiemelNaran@REMOVE.att.net> wrote in
> > class MyClass {
> > typedef std::vector<int> Vector;
> > public:
> > typedef Vector::size_type size_type;
> > private:
> > Vector v;
>
> Ah, that's a good one. I forgot that you could have more than one
> private section in a class. As a matter of style, I always put the
> public section first.
Me too, except for typedefs required in the the public or protected
sections. Data members always declared at the end.
OT Thanks Todd Re: Private is private. Public is Public. Its that simple. ... I grew up very much with a rule that if anyone makes a statement you have to establish whether you can contribute and whether the matter involves you. ... By being kind and polite allowing bluster to rule you also breach netiquette, in my opinion, as you allow a sore to fester and grow which also damages the group. ... And so we must choose_Richardson forces us_ do we have a nice polite group ruled by Richardson who unchallenged produces questionable material, or do we try _first_ to make Richardson see sense and falling that_which it always seems to do_ expose him? ... When attacks are made in public, surely, a person has the right, if not duty, to defend himself in public_especially when private communications have proven useless. ... (soc.genealogy.medieval)
