I was curious if imported files were transparent, as in if A imports B and C imports A, can C access B through A?   hm... that looks confusing, let me qualify it with some pseudocode:

B:  int y;
A:  import B; int x;
C:  import A; A.B.y = 3;  A.x = 4;

Will that work or is it necessary for C to import B directly to access y?

Deja Augustine wrote:
> I was curious if imported files were transparent, as in if A imports B and C
> imports A, can C access B through A?   hm... that looks confusing, let me
> qualify it with some pseudocode:
> 
> B:  int y;
> A:  import B; int x;
> C:  import A; A.B.y = 3;  A.x = 4;
> 
> Will that work or is it necessary for C to import B directly to access y?

Yes.

In article <b5aaqo$300s$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Burton Radons says...
>
>Deja Augustine wrote:
>> I was curious if imported files were transparent, as in if A imports B and C imports A, can C access B through A?   hm... that looks confusing, let me qualify it with some pseudocode:
>> 
>> B:  int y;
>> A:  import B; int x;
>> C:  import A; A.B.y = 3;  A.x = 4;
>> 
>> Will that work or is it necessary for C to import B directly to access y?
>
>Yes.
>

yes it will work, or yes it is necessary?

Deja Augustine wrote:
> In article <b5aaqo$300s$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Burton Radons says...
> 
>>Deja Augustine wrote:
>>
>>>I was curious if imported files were transparent, as in if A imports B and C
>>>imports A, can C access B through A?   hm... that looks confusing, let me
>>>qualify it with some pseudocode:
>>>
>>>B:  int y;
>>>A:  import B; int x;
>>>C:  import A; A.B.y = 3;  A.x = 4;
>>>
>>>Will that work or is it necessary for C to import B directly to access y?
>>
>>Yes.
> 
> yes it will work, or yes it is necessary?

Yes.

... It'll work, imports are imported.