>Consider calling mycontainerclass::mouseenter(...) to call the method of your class the way it is defined in the class.
>
>Take a lok at the :: operator in the help.

>Take a lok at the :: operator in the help.

Tsssss. ::)
Some people here call the use of Scope Resolution Operator poor class design. I will not argue the point (I still have two or three of it) but I give you at least one reason to think over it.

Scope Resolution Operator is very bad - particularly with hidden and protected stuff.
The method called by the Scope Resolution Operator runs in the context of the calling method, not in its own.

IOW:
A method that uses a protected property of it's level runs fine when used via direct method call or DODEFAULT()
It will fail called by ::.

One can always avoid it. I, personaly, think that if it comes to the point to think on :: the base method is overloaded.

Agnes