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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Frank, Made this a separate message, rather than having to search through other threads. Quick answer on your speculative nested methods - won't work, or even more accurately wont compile. (I can indicate later). May not be so - but methinks you have a bee in your bonnet. I picked up on one of your replies where you indicated, 'You would like to restrict access to private methods to the current class'. It's a wild guess - does this have anything to do with security of bank applications - which I know must be a large and sophisticated area in banking. If that's the case, or something close to that, care to briefly spell out what your concerns are. Then some of us could make some tentative suggestions with regard to OO COBOL. Jimmy
Post Follow-up to this messageJames J. Gavan<jgavandeletethis@shaw.ca> 03/18/06 2:57 PM >>> >Frank, > >Made this a separate message, rather than having to search through other >threads. > >Quick answer on your speculative nested methods - won't work, or even >more accurately wont compile. (I can indicate later). > >May not be so - but methinks you have a bee in your bonnet. I picked up >on one of your replies where you indicated, 'You would like to restrict >access to private methods to the current class'. > >It's a wild guess - does this have anything to do with security of bank >applications - which I know must be a large and sophisticated area in >banking. If that's the case, or something close to that, care to briefly >spell out what your concerns are. Then some of us could make some >tentative suggestions with regard to OO COBOL. Nothing to do with banking, actually. I just know that other OO languages have "public", "protected", and "private" method and field attributes available, and I was just wondering how one could get the same effect in COBOL. I figured, since COBOL allows for nested programs then it might also allow for nested functions. Guess not! Though I have to wonder why... Frank --- Frank Swarbrick Senior Developer/Analyst - Mainframe Applications FirstBank Data Corporation - Lakewood, CO USA
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