Do local classes have the same access rights that its enclosing
function has?

For example:

class foo {
 private:
  struct bar { int i; } ;
  void yyy() ;
  friend void xxx() ;
} ;

void xxx()
{
  struct r {
    foo::bar b; // is this legal
    int x() { return b.i; } // is this legal
  } ;
}

void foo::yyy()
{
  struct r {
    foo::bar b; // is this legal
    int x() { return b.i; } // is this legal
  } ;
}




Thanks,

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