Darren New <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
> Certainly if should-be-private members are exposed as public but don't
> document to the user which are private, that's a problem.
I thought you were old enough to know some basic facts of life:
Rule #1: People *don't* read documentation.
Rule #2: Read rule #1.
Rule #3: Even if people read documentation, they do not have photographic
memory and they forget.
Rule #4: Humans are imperfect and make mistakes.
Why is it a bad thing to make the compiler check interface breaches is
beyond my comprehension. It's enormously easier to do than writing some
documentation and *hoping* that people will read and obey it, and never
make mistakes.
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- Warp
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