Following proper OOPS techniques, Thomas Ganes suggestion is the correct one. Create a second method in A and override it in B. When the Init calls the method, it will call the local version. If you need the B of the local method to call the parent version, then use DODEFAULT().


>I have a class A whose "Init" method reads
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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...
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>What is the best way to achieve the above, would anyone give me a clue?
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>Your suggestion will be very much appreciated.