private in class - or is it?

[dominik]

ok, I'm really having problems with understanding this.. private should be 
private, no? I didn't find anything related to this in documentation. 
Apparently, private has no meaning - not the way as I see it anyways. Works 
both with private keyword preceding variable or private block {}

I'm using 2.005 - but works the same way in 1.x

code:
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import std.stdio;

class Testor {

 private int m_something;

 this() {
  m_something = 5;
  writefln(m_something);
 }

 ~this() {
  writefln("Bye now...");
 }

 void give_me() {
  writefln(m_something);
 }
 void set_me(int x) {
  m_something = x;
 }
}

void main(char[][] args) {

 Testor blabla = new Testor; // writefln from this() == 5

 blabla.give_me(); // Works as it should == 5
 blabla.m_something = 88; // WTF??
 blabla.give_me(); // == 88

 blabla.set_me(983); // Works as it should == 983
 blabla.give_me(); // == 983


 delete blabla;
}
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