>I have a class A whose "Init" method reads
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>Line 1
>Line 2
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>Line 10    <-- (my subclass need a diff code for this line)
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>DODEFAULT()
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>and B is a subclass of A. For B, in its "Init" method, I want to have everything the same as A's except for Line 10, but I can't figure out a good way to do that...
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>I was thinking of copy all the codes in Init method of A and place them in Init method of B, then change Line 10 to whatever I want, but there is a problem in the last line -- DODEFAULT(). I can't place this as the last line in B's Init method (obviously, because I don't want to repeat lines in A's Init method), but I need to execute A's parent class Init method codes...

If you copy everything in subclass level then you simply do not put
dodefault()
You already brought it up manually in upper level so no need calling it again. If there is code 'below' A level that was actually called by that DoDefault() then bring that upward as well.

Update2Update:
Forget below (you are talking about INIT!)
What is below could apply have you been talking about events that have crucial default behaviour and/or receive parameters (keypress,valid etc)
For init mothod, think simple (See Boris response)
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If dodefault() of A is to enforce native VFP behaviour rather then deeper class code (parent to A), then you might need to add parameter statement below (in A), pass it by dodefault(SomeFlag) from upper level (B) and then handle it 'downstairs' to fire dodefault() (native behaviour) on the begin of proc and then return immediately without executing the rest.
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Or rethink design ;)

HTH
Sergio