From: Li Chen Date: 2006-12-25T00:19:54+09:00 Subject: Re: why private is not private Wayne Vucenic wrote: > > To add to what others have replied, "private" in Ruby > means that the method cannot be called with an explicit receiver. > So it can be called from a subclass (which wouldn't work for > private methods in C++/Java), but it can't be called with > an explicit "self." (which would work in C++/Java): Thank you for the input and Merry X-mas to all, Li -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.