"Alexander Jung" <jung@new-line.de> wrote:

Cristian Georgescu <Cristian.Georgescu@worldnet.att.net> schrieb im
Beitrag

> Is there a way to specify that a virtual function should not be
> overridden anymore?
>
> (The function is declared as virtual in the base class, and overridden in
> the derived class, but I want that the classes derived from this class
> not to override function anymore).

put the member in the private part of your class declaration and add a
public non-virtual member that calls the virtual method if you still
want
to call it.

bye, AJ
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Non-intuitivity perhaps, but you CAN override a private base class
method.  You just can't call it.
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Cristian Georgescu <Cristian.Georgescu@worldnet.att.net> schrieb im Beitrag

> Is there a way to specify that a virtual function should not be
> overridden anymore?
>
> (The function is declared as virtual in the base class, and overridden in
> the derived class, but I want that the classes derived from this class
> not to override function anymore).

put the member in the private part of your class declaration and add a
public non-virtual member that calls the virtual method if you still want
to call it.

bye, AJ
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