Can we have a internal ref class in C++/CLI

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Subodh

Hi All

Can we have a internal ref class in C++/CLI?
when i try to declare a internal class in my project i get error
message

internal ref class MyError abstract sealed
{
public:
static List<String^>^ GetLastErrorListEnglish(void);
}

Error 1 error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '<class-head>'
d:\P4\Convergence\Trunk\src\content\esm\Symantec.ESM.Integration
\Include\ESMError.h 28
Error 2 error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++
does not support default-int d:\P4\Convergence\Trunk\src\content\esm
\Symantec.ESM.Integration\Include\ESMError.h 28

Any help will be appreciated

Thanks and Regards,
Subodh
 
use 'private'. In C++/CLI, 'private' at the outer class level means 'private
to the project', which is what 'internal' means in C#. (and 'private' at the
inner class level has the same meaning as 'private' in C#).
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use 'private'. In C++/CLI, 'private' at the outer class level means 'private
to the project', which is what 'internal' means in C#. (and 'private' at the
inner class level has the same meaning as 'private' in C#).
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Thanks David
 
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