Private static inheritance

[David Ferenczi]

I've come accross with the following:

test.d
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module test;

static private import testAA: AA;
static private import std.cstream: dout;

int main(char[][] args)
{
    dout.writeLine(AA.text);
    return 0;
}

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testA.d
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module testA;

class A
{
private:
    static const char[] text = "text";
}

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testAA.d
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module testAA;

static private import testA: A;

class AA : A
{
}

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Running the program the output is: "text"


I don't know what would be the correct behaviour, but I presume that a 
private member (even if it's static) can't be accessed either from outside,
neither from a subclass. Am I wrong?

Regards,
David