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Hi all, Currently Vala uses - 'public' classes for classes that end up in the headers and in the library (if you're building one) - 'private' classes for classes that don't end up in neither headers nor in the created libraries. This means that you library will (usually) export all your plumbing classes to the world. What would you think about using 'protected' (or 'internal') for types that are present in header files (thus can be used inside the same compilation unit) but that are not exported in the library? With proper autotools configuration the header won't end up in the 'make dist' either. What do you think? Is there already a solution I am overlooking? Vlad |