------- Comment #11 from s dot franke at bebbosoft dot de 2010-03-05 07:14
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(in reply to comment #8)
> As stated before, if you don't want the locally injected name, use
> ::A instead.
There is no injected name. Using a base class does not declare anything or
inject a name.
Making a base class private restricts the access of the bease class's members.
That's it.
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