I would leave it there. What happens if you add code to the parent later on? Either the code in the parent won't run or you'll have to touch every subclass to get the functionality.
>Hi,
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>I know I should know the answer to this question after using VFP for 10 years but let me ask just to be sure.
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>I have a form class (child class) based on another form class (parent class). In the LOAD method of the child class I have a bunch of code and then I always have DODEFAULT(). The parent class has Nothing in the LOAD method. I believe that I really don't need this DODEFAULT() in the child class LOAD method and therefore can remove/comment this line. Am I correct?
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer