>>Hya.
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>>I've created an abastract base class and now I'm subclassing it.
>>It's all great, but one thing I'm missing ... when looking to the subclassed class, how do I know a method has code inherited from the parent class? In VFP we get an "Inherited from..." and with the right tool we can even see the code. (CodeMine lets me do it)
>>Sorry if this is a silly question, but I expect I will flood this place with them from now on.
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>Intellisense is your friend <s>...
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>You can use intellisense. When you type the . all method signatures pop up. For base class methods use base. (I think that's what VB uses too). The description will show you the originating class name as well...
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>Not as obvious as the VFP button, but truth is that in most cases you shouldn't have to know what or if there's even a base implementation. That's a basic principle of encapsulation after all <s>...
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>+++ Rick ---

Thanks Rick, it makes all sense.

Hope you are having good winds up there. I haven't been able to windsurf for a while.

Best.