A.d: ---- import B; class Foo { public: void call(Bar b) { void delegate(int) dg = &b.test; dg(42); } } void main() { Bar b = new Bar(); Foo f = new Foo(); f.call(b); } ---- B.d: ---- import std.stdio; class Bar { private: void test(int id) { writeln("Bar called with ", id); } } ---- Output: Bar called with 42 But should be rejected.
Reduced a little bit: ----- module a; import b; void main() { auto s = S(); auto f = &s.f; // no error f(); // no error auto sf = &S.sf; // error } ----- ----- module b; struct S { private void f() { } private static void sf() { } } -----
I'm unsure, but maybe we should also classify this as major because it breaks the protection?
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