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While working with Wintellect's Power Collections, I noticed that they have a
unit test assembly that accesses internal classes in their power collection
assembly. I thought the definition of "internal" was that you could not
access an internal class from another assembly (without using reflection as a
back door). I cannot find anything special that they have done, but cannot
duplicate it. I must be missing something terribly simple about how
assemblies work.
unit test assembly that accesses internal classes in their power collection
assembly. I thought the definition of "internal" was that you could not
access an internal class from another assembly (without using reflection as a
back door). I cannot find anything special that they have done, but cannot
duplicate it. I must be missing something terribly simple about how
assemblies work.