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Implement an abstract class that contains protected abstract methods #32292
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No, I only reduced my code. |
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First of all, I've already searched StackOverflow and come from there. An interface can't have member access. That's clear and it's alright, other languages work the same way. But the following isn't working: PlayGround Maybe the Handbook isn't clear enough. It's a bug(/feature request) if you aren't allowed to use classes as interfaces that contains It's a feature request if you should be able to use classes as interfaces and only ignore |
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Expected behavior:
It should be protectable.
Alternative: It should at least be made publicable.
Actual behavior:
Related Issues:
#25163
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