Re: Hiding Equals and ReferenceEquals?
- From: Jianwei Sun <jsunnewsgroup@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2007 09:33:26 -0500
Bruce wrote:
I posted this on the dotnet.languages.vc group but did not get a response. I figure that I could apply what I learn from CSharp to VC, so here goes.
I have a class in a class assembly, that just has a bunch of static methods. How can I hide the Equals and ReferenceEquals properties from my end user programmer?
Can you declare a static class instead ?? The .Net framework 2.0 supports the static class, and if all you need is static methods, it may make more sense that you simply declare a static class.
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