koffice

[Thomas Zander]

On Tuesday 29. September 2009 13.15.54 Dmitry Kazakov wrote:
> Argh! =(
> You are beaking encapsulation! Isn't this a basic principle of
> object-oriented programming?
> There is an object (doc), and there is it's interface (undoLastCommand).
> And no calls to private members! (undo stack is private, right?) Why do you
> use private members?

The code is;

m_doc->undoStack()->undo();

undoStack is a public method, not a private member. There is no breaking of 
encapsulation in this code.

-- 
Thomas Zander

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