33 lines
528 B
C#
33 lines
528 B
C#
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// This test is for bug 57303
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//
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// Access via a base-instance to a protected method is allowed if we are a nested class
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//
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using System;
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public class Foo {
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protected virtual int SomeProperty {
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get { return 10; }
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}
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protected virtual int M ()
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{
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return 10;
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}
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private class FooPrivate : Foo {
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Foo _realFoo;
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internal FooPrivate(Foo f) {
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_realFoo = f;
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}
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protected override int SomeProperty {
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get { return this._realFoo.SomeProperty + _realFoo.M ();
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}
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}
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}
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public static void Main () { }
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}
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