Created on 2012-11-10.00:00:00 last changed 146 months ago
When we went from C++98 to C++03 we made nested classes implicitly friend of their enclosing classes. We seem to have missed doing the same for local classes defined at member functions scopes.
Mike Miller explained:Hmm. I think that's already covered by 11p2:
A member of a class can also access all the names to which the class
has access. A local class of a member function may access the same
names that the member function itself may access.
By the definition of "private" in 11p1, a nested class has access to the
private members of the containing class; a member function of the nested
class therefore also has access to the private members of the containing
class; a local class of such a member function has the same access as
the member function; and a member function of the local class has the
same access as the local class, the same access as the containing
member function, and the same access as the nested class.
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