Compiler Error 265 D
Function is inaccessible.
May mean that a function is defined in the private or protected section of a header file but called outside of the class. You can fix this by moving the function to the public portion of the header.
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Function is inaccessible.
May mean that a function is defined in the private or protected section of a header file but called outside of the class. You can fix this by moving the function to the public portion of the header.
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