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I'm coding a game engine and I'm creating some resource base classes such as vertexes, textures, fonts, etc. Now I'm creating some basic classes that I want to be exposed to another programmer that uses these base classes, such as Image (uses textures), Text (uses fonts), Models (uses vertexes) etc The game engine is also exposed, so they can call it's functions and such for coding a game. But I don't want them to access the base classes at all, and I don't want it to conflict with their classes as well. For example, they might want to create a class named "Material" for something ingame but my resources already have a "Material" class, how can I avoid the conflict and even better, hide these base classes (so they don't mess with it and break something)? Edit: For example, I have the exposed class Image. It contains private instances of a Quad and Texture base classes, and my resource manager makes sure there's always only one of these loaded (so I don't have duplicate textures/quads in memory). Texture itself has a width/height, and manages the data loaded to the card. Same for Quad. Image makes sure that when an image resize is requested, it changes everything that needs to be changed and reuploads the data to the card. Texture and Quad are public because they're used nearly everywhere, there's the modules and some classes that apply effects to it. They (other programmers) can use Image as instances, for inheritance, or as members, since it manages itself, and I want only this Image class exposed, so they don't ever know there's a Quad and Texture classes and that it also doesn't interfere with their class naming as well.
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