Why does python not have a mechanism for data hiding?
Mark Wooding
mdw at distorted.org.uk
Sun Jun 8 08:26:09 EDT 2008
Paul Rubin <http> wrote:
> This is bogus about 95% of the time though. For the cases where it is
> really desired, I think it's best to require the target class to be
> enable it specifically somehow, maybe by inheriting from a special
> superclass. That could let the compiler statically resolve member
> lookups the rest of the time.
No it wouldn't. Think about multiple inheritance.
-- [mdw]
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