Re: Restricting instantiation of a nested class to its container

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Hmmm. Doesn't the internal keyword only restrict access to (1) classes
in the same assembly and (2) derived classes in other assemblies?

Thanks for the tip on ListItemCollection. I knew that MS does that in
an umber of places, but I couldn't remember off the top of my head
where. Time to fire-up .NET Reflector!

ex-neo-con

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