Re: ?? 'new' and 'protected' Modifiers on Structs ??

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And on the "protected" side - it again relates to things that subclass
the containing class - i.e.

public class BaseClass {
void TestBase() {
NestedStruct ns;
}
private struct NestedStruct { int a;}
}
public class SubClass : BaseClass {
void TestSub() {
NestedStruct ns; // **ERROR
}
}

The above is illegal, since SubClass cannot see BaseClass.NestedStruct
(since it is private); however, change NestedStruct to be protected,
and any sublasses of BaseClass can now see it.

Marc

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