[22:53]<aa-mggvjg>hummm [22:54]<lnvnzxu>if print is public, so should BinaryTree.Node [22:54]<lnvnzxu>(be) [22:54]<aa-mggvjg>if i use a parameter for a method, then the method is not allowed to be public, if the param is for example private [22:54]<aa-mggvjg>is it that? [22:55]<gjrvcxnne>params don't have accessibility [22:55]<lnvnzxu>or vice versa; essentially, you can't "export" a method definition that takes types that aren't also "exported" [22:56]<lnvnzxu>if you think about it in the most basic manner [22:56]<aa-mggvjg>s/parameter type of parameter [22:56]<rrd2uppnv>hello.... can anyone recommend a good cheap windows host with .net 2.0 and multiple domain hosting ? [22:56]<gjrvcxnne>ah yes [22:56]<gjrvcxnne>yes [22:56]<sz2yzgrzzsx>webhost4life.com [22:56]<aa-mggvjg>BinaryTree.Node is protected [22:57]<lnvnzxu>protected means family, only family members can access it; if print is public, then you're allowing non-family members to call it, but they can't use the protected type it expects as an argument [22:59]<rrd2uppnv>um webhost4life.com seems too good to be true [22:59]<nvzzfzsv>too good? does it come with hot chicks? [23:00]<rrd2uppnv>ok.. maybe not too good [23:00]<zndy_wjfnz>jaybuffet: Read their terms... They have the right to kill you if you end your contract prematurely :p Else the name wouldn't make sense O:) [23:01]<rrd2uppnv>Remi_Woler: that must be in the transparent print [23:02]<zndy_wjfnz>:P [23:03]<rrvsndn>Mutex only works for the current application? [23:04]<sz2yzgrzzsx>jaybuffet, i use them and so do a lot of ops in #csharp on dalnet
