Yes, you can do this, but in a different way than you may be thinking about.

Create a property for the method you want to change (e.g. "cClick" for the "Click()" method. In the Click() method write:

IF NOT EMPTY(This.cClick)
EVAL(This.cClick)
ENDIF

Now, the trick here is to have some type of method container object which contains a library of methods For example. the oMethodManager container object could contain mymethod1, mymethod2, mymethod3, and so on.

Therefore,

This.cClick = "oApp.oMethodManager.myMethod1.Execute()"
This.Click()

would fire myMethod1 and

This.cClick = "oApp.oMethodManager.myMethod2.Execute()"
This.Click()

would fire myMethod 2 and so on.

You can even get fancier utilizing access and assign methods.

Food for thought,

-Jeff